Sentence examples for benefit from taking a from inspiring English sources

"I think every player can benefit from taking a step back," Jets cornerback Lito Sheppard said.

Then, Professor Rimm says, there may be some benefit from taking a multivitamin.

It's important to be focused but sometimes you can benefit from taking a step back.

Ali does not think Elwyn Watkins will benefit from taking a stand against Phil Woolas.

"The UK can derive great benefit from taking a lead in innovative science and technology.

But Mr. Drummond said that over time, Google would benefit from taking a principled stand in China and elsewhere.

It is intended that this study will provide the evidence needed to enable GPs to decide which of their patients suffering from mild and moderate depression are most likely to benefit from taking an SSRI antidepressant with regard to severity as well as other predictors.

Acting is the overall thing in theater; you and many people will benefit from taking an acting class/workshop.

The university has also benefited from taking a partnership approach to problem-solving.

England can plausibly argue that they will enjoy medium-term benefits from taking a good look at Ben Stokes, Boyd Rankin and Michael Carberry and loading extra responsibility on to Jos Buttler and Steven Finn.

But perhaps Hollywood, in the long run, benefits from taking a breather, too, with pent-up demand for US razzmatazz boosting the first run of blockbusters to hit the country afterwards: especially welcome if your film is drowning, as with Terminator Genisys a few weeks back.