Sentence examples similar to benefit cross from inspiring English sources

However, Jocelyn Wyburd, chair of the University Council of Modern Languages, said: "If we can harness the multilingualism in our presence … that could be massively beneficial in schools and benefit cross-cultural communication".

"If we can harness the multilingualism in our presence and have that affect everybody – not just say to immigrants you have to learn English because you're in this country, but actually we have to learn other languages as well – that could be massively beneficial in schools and benefit cross-cultural communication".

On the other hand, any threats would not benefit cross-strait ties at all.

"On the other hand, any threats would not benefit cross-Strait ties," she said.

Enhanced endocytosis of exogenous peptide would also benefit cross-presentation.

Significant immune benefits cross over in the first few weeks, so you have done enough on that basis already.

The bottom line: extending unemployment benefits, crossing your fingers, and waiting for things to turn around is just not enough.

Contrary to [17], we find that the cross-feeder does not always outgrow the non cross-feeder when the benefit of cross-feeding to X per individual of type Y is byx>0 and rx≤ry (Figure 2B,C).

The youngster had Johnson on one shoulder and Thomas on the other, and it was the scrum-half who was to benefit and cross to complete the rout.

"As opposed to HP/EDS, Dell does not appear to expect significant cost synergies but rather expects to benefit from cross sales".

This benefit of cross tolerance reduces the potential for negative outcomes.