Sentence examples for benefit from recognising from inspiring English sources

However, we use the broad term East Asia in the expectation that there is some benefit from recognising the geographical proximity of these countries but also, thereby, highlighting the lack of crime drop research relating to the region.

Many also benefit from coaching to help recognise areas for development and to improve on these areas.

A footnote in Sky's quarterly report for September 2011 noted that Sky had previously recognised benefit from the zero-rated VAT treatment at about £3 to £4 per head, but that this had now been "restated".

Future screening and intervention programmes for prediabetes may benefit from additional strategies to recognise and treat iron elevations, particularly TS.

Customers remortgaging their properties can benefit from some incentives as lenders recognise that they do not want to be hit with high costs for switching.

They are more likely to live at home, and more likely to benefit from a university scholarship, but they recognise the benefits of education in helping them progress to a professional career.

4 There is an increasing body of literature concerned with communication and decision making, 5 6 7 8 and it is recognised that doctors benefit from training in "breaking bad news".

A range of additional disorders including adjustment disorder with depressed mood can also be recognised and may benefit from treatment (Hotopf et al, 2002).

"It's about recognising there is more benefit from doing stuff together than doing it apart".

However it's important to recognise that both sides benefit from a sponsorship deal.

But with its own virulent Taliban insurgency, and deep economic and social problems, Pakistanis increasingly recognise that they will benefit from Afghan stability.