Sentence examples for benefit comes from from inspiring English sources
This benefit comes from the less phase loss property of the BICO filter.
The true benefit comes from the way it is used by the consumer.
An additional economic benefit comes from reduced fuel transportation costs when the methanol is used near where it's produced.
Quite often with approaching and serving and volleying, the real benefit comes from the threat – not the actual execution.
In my opinion, the greater long-term benefit comes from keeping a strict screening process for welfare applicants.
Grant said: "If you talk about research, people don't realise what huge human benefit, direct human benefit, comes from it.
For the others, with estrogen-sensitive tumors, the lifesaving benefit came from hormonal therapy.
The point of that last was to provide context for their answers; a benefit coming from a supporter is to be expected, but a benefit coming from an opponent raises eyebrows.
The additional methodological benefit coming from the present paper may be estimated having a look at Richter (2012) where a rather general frame of future work is sketched.
"There is no clear evidence of a benefit coming from these videos, and there is some suggestion of harm," says Zimmerman.
