Sentence examples for benefit into something from inspiring English sources

The National Football League, which took in more than $9 billion in revenue last year and owned 23 of the 25 most watched telecasts last year, wants to cut the pension contribution by about 60 percent, moving the refs from a defined benefit into something closer to a 401(k).

Despite that, Franken expressed concern about the power that corporations wield in Washington to spin such an obvious benefit into something sinister.

The challenge now is not simply to glory in all this elite achievement but to transform it into something that benefits the wider populace, to boost participation and facilities, to water not just the tips of the grass but its roots too.

Can urban planners and pilgrims avoid the mistakes of the past, and can this wave of gentrification mature into something that benefits and includes both the old and new elements of society?

However, entrepreneurship is not necessarily the reserve of business degree holders, and only by translating knowledge into something that will benefit the general public can science move forward.

If he was still serious, they felt he could be the right fit to take over the building and transform in into something that would benefit the community.

However if the interpretation of the information in this paper is correct, there are within the majority of cancer cells the genes present that could turn the current modest benefits from chemotherapy drug treatment potentially into something much more dramatic, however the technology to achieve this is challenging.

Try to channel your energy into something productive that will benefit your family, a friend, your neighborhood, your school, and so on.

In December, the participants came to Washington for a day with the goal of expanding their current CPS-related research into something with clear societal benefits.

In the Benevolent Interest category, motivation derives from a desire to see research translated into something that provides a tangible benefit to an individual or society.

Only with "the benefit" did the social life of the left take a notch up into something resembling a kind of festivity.