Sentence examples for benefit from a closer from inspiring English sources

Both countries can benefit from a closer relationship.

Yet both sides could benefit from a closer relationship.

This suggests that materials and machine research would benefit from a closer collaboration.

"A whole host of organisations would benefit from a closer relationship with culture".

IRS investigators benefit from a closer relationship with local law-enforcers who are nearer the action.

Given our tendency to repeat mistakes in other areas of our lives, I think most of us could benefit from a closer examination of our attitudes to money.

As you can imagine, Mr Cain's opus does not much benefit from a close reading.

Users benefit from a close liaison with abrasive manufacturers in either planning a new grinding system or optimizing an existing grinding system.

They are what I call proper people and it strikes me that there are plenty of participants in other sports who might benefit from a close study of their behaviour.

The Scot has limited Premier League experience, both as player and manager, but crucially does benefit from a close relationship with the Palace sporting director, Iain Moody, with whom he worked at Cardiff.

Scholars in the humanities will also benefit from a close reading of this work.