Sentence examples for benefit from a reduction from inspiring English sources
Passengers could benefit from a reduction in ticket prices of about a tenth, the report said.
Many retailers, including Amazon.com and independents, stand to benefit from a reduction in Borders stores.
By agreeing to settle and provide compliance commitments now, Royal Mail said it would benefit from a reduction to any fine.
"Many borrowers on tracker rates are likely to benefit from a reduction in Bank rate," says the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
The results showed that a best-estimate methodology for RPV integrity assessment could benefit from a reduction of the uncertainties in each phase of the process.
The studies have been challenged by Brexit supporters, who say the UK will be able to forge closer trade links with countries outside the EU and will benefit from a reduction in the red tape generated in Brussels.
The FT made £2m profits in 2005, benefiting from a reduction in costs and a more benign advertising market.
Over 50% of retailers in these regions would have benefited from a reduction in their business rates if the revaluation had been allowed to proceed for 2015.
Many of the homeowners received scant relief, with a large majority benefiting from a reduction of less than 10 percent on their monthly payments, according to an analysis by Ms. Romero's office.
The aim of this study is to combine the UMOSFET design with its U-shape trench-gate architecture which is well-established in silicon technology and benefits from a reduction in cell pitch size as well as from the elimination of the junction-FET region with the superior material properties of 4H-SiC.
