Sentence examples for benefit in knowing from inspiring English sources

It was not just that politicians did not know about what Arabs were saying or what they wanted, they did not want to know -- since they felt that there was no benefit in knowing.

"The world will benefit in knowing what traffic is going where and when," he said.

Chests refill at stages during each bout so there's a tactical benefit in knowing where they all are, and every character's health gradually depletes so its actually possible to starve to death if you hide out for too long.

So, this work might be of great benefit in knowing to remove the used dyes.

There is little benefit in knowing that the intensity of exposure varies by a parameter that cannot be captured, or gathering relatively precise information about, say, model of mobile phone, if no useful exposure variable can be derived from it.

One reason is that it is highly unlikely that an individual gains any benefit in knowing his personal test results as opposed to the readily available group mean given to the community (certainly, valuable knowledge).

There may be medical benefits in knowing that epigenetic marks exist and how our lifestyles affect them, adds Dias.

The real benefit of this is in knowing when to trust my thinking and when to treat it with some skepticism and doubt.

General practitioners expressed difficulties in knowing what benefit a patient would realise in the future from a particular intervention given today.

Women are way ahead of men in knowing the benefits and risks of hormone replacement.

Women are interested in knowing the absolute benefit before their first or baseline mammography exam.