Sentence examples for benefit highlighted from inspiring English sources

One benefit highlighted is that of "reducing the impact of excessive market pessimism on sovereign borrowing costs".

This year's benefit highlighted Sesame Workshop's efforts to help young children develop the emotional resilience necessary for coping with today's world, especially during traumatic events like the Indian Ocean tsunami and Hurricane Katrina.

An additional benefit, highlighted as an issue for one resident, was that Giraff could not be 'misplaced' by the resident after a call, as was often the case with the telephone (and possibly an iPad if being used for Skype calls).

Those who suggested that even a few practices could give benefit highlighted specifically concepts relating to visitors and staff cleaning and disinfecting after handling stock (n = 16/36; 44%), maintaining a closed herd (n = 8/36; 22%) and ensuring visitors and staff clean and disinfect vehicles (n = 7/36; 19%) as being beneficial.

A further benefit highlighted by McLester could provide a prompt for the remaining authorities.

Furthermore, in Cózar-Gutiérrez and Sáez-López (2016), other benefit highlighted is the collaborative advantages of working in immersive environments.

The main benefits highlighted were: 'fairness', moving different staff groups on to harmonized conditions; equal pay claim 'protection'; and scope to introduce new roles and working practices.

The benefit concert highlighted issues of racial inequality and raised money for civil rights activism.  .

It is probable that the other interventions or inputs, rather than specifically observing a patient as they take their medication, were beneficial for benefit, as highlighted by Volmink 2000b.

Although the authors reported abnormal HRC of reduced variability and transient decelerations 12 to 24 hours prior to neonatal sepsis, in addition to a positive correlation between HRC and clinical data as per their earlier work [ 45], little additional clinical benefit was highlighted vis-à-vis the new stationarity statistic discussed in this paper [ 50].

Unsurprisingly, the main driver of UTO is cost savings but the literature identifies other benefits, as highlighted in the earlier sections.