Sentence examples for benefit coming from inspiring English sources

In Germany, 74 percent don't see any benefit coming to them from the economy in the next 12 months.

If you have your house in order, then there should be some benefit coming out of it.

Aberdeen said it had found £50m of cost savings it would make later in the current financial year with the full benefit coming through the following year.

It cited a retrofit programme for low-income households with existing health problems in New Zealand, which showed a benefit-cost ratio of 4 to 1, with up to 90% of the benefit coming through better health.

"It will provide a handful of jobs and the cost outweighs the benefit coming from it.

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.

The benefit came entirely from delaying bone metastasis, not death.

But that benefit comes with a side effect.

Restored, the benefit comes as a significant bonus.

To most Americans, however, the main benefit comes in the form of lower borrowing costs.

But that benefit comes with a cost: silver prices can zigzag wildly.