Sentence examples for benefit in taking from inspiring English sources
The study found no benefit in taking aspirin before the age of 50.
Notably, studies suggest there is little extra benefit in taking the bone drugs more than five years.
"Since I needed to take every required pre-med course, there was no real benefit in taking classes piecemeal for me.
It is also facing reluctance from Republicans in Congress, who see little benefit in taking up the issue next year, during a mid-term election campaign.
"While I don't oppose the idea that cutting down on needless consumerism is a good thing, I fail to see the benefit in taking it this far.
The Chinese government is well aware of this and will see little benefit in taking a long position on a short-term condition.
"Any perceived benefits in taking what is inevitably the first step towards privatising the Land Registry are overwhelmingly outweighed by the huge risks involved".
And here, kids, is a textbook case of the benefits in taking your medicine: McDowell arrows an iron straight at the pin, the ball landing at the front of the lightning-quick green and stopping one roll short of the cup.
A key consideration, therefore, will be the cost-benefits involved in taking healthcare staff out of frontline clinical duties to provide them with RCA training and then failing to utilize or support them in the post-training phase.
