Sentence examples for benefit having from inspiring English sources

"Here's a neighborhood that could benefit having another place for people to congregate," Mr. Bloomberg added.

The Florida Marlins, who this year moved their Class AAA team from Albuquerque to New Orleans and their Class AA team from Zebulon, N.C., to Jacksonville, discovered another benefit: having their prospects play in muggy weather similar to Miami's.

The figures show that Ukip's housing spokesman Andrew Charalambous is among the biggest landlord recipients of housing benefit, having received £826,395 in the last tax year, putting him 10th on the housing benefit rich list.

It will be a great benefit having him about as is a very experienced guy".

Though Ford sees a clear benefit having someone with Washington's background on its team, how does that background translate into improved technical results if Washington is not burning midnight oil in an anonymous cubicle, churning out code or designing new parts?

It turned out that low-to-moderate alcohol consumption was linked to reduced risk of depression: People who drank between two and seven glasses of wine per week seemed to derive the greatest benefit, having a third the risk of being depressed as people who did not drink.

The educational benefit has a ripple effect.

"Benefit has tonnes of ace brow products.

She said: "Child benefit has been frozen.

However, no survival benefit has been observed.

DT: What benefit have utilities extracted?