Sentence examples for benefit for that from inspiring English sources

It blew me away, and it reminded me of Arthur C Clarke's quotation: 'Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.'" 20.7 megapixels, 5" display, Android 4.2, £599 "The Sony is the biggest physically and in terms of screen-size it's almost overwhelming, and the benefit for that size isn't apparent.

Turf Account Chris McGrath's Nap Sa Suffit (2.30 Haydock) Confined to one start in 18 months before a very promising resumption over an inadequate trip at Kelso the other day and, sure to benefit for that run, looks well treated for this switch to hurdles.

Scrapping the benefit for that age group would save almost £2bn a year.

On its own, a lower cost isn't a valid definition of efficiency: efficiency would entail achieving an equivalent benefit for that lower cost.

However, that doesn't mean that strength training doesn't have a benefit for that belly.

As with other untreatable genetic conditions with a later onset, it is ethically questionable to perform pre-symptomatic testing on a child or adolescent, as there would be no medical benefit for that individual.

"If you've already exhausted your benefits for that benefit year — and Congress has said they want to shorten the duration of benefits — you're up the creek.

Wilson was told that if he refused to take part in a six-month work experience programme, he'd lose his benefits for that period.

He was very upset with the entire City Council because they made it so hard for him to get benefits for that position," Amanda Marsh said.

The cable is controversial in Connecticut, where opponents say it will harm shellfish and siphon away power with no benefits for that state.

The average members retire in their 60s with 62 percent of pay after almost three decades of classroom service, without earning any Social Security benefits for that service.