Sentence examples for benefit keeping from inspiring English sources

He views the diverse client base as a benefit, keeping him mentally fresh.

The electrochemical reaction is supposed to benefit keeping certain electrode potential and studying how the HTB structure influences the electrochemical properties.

That would mean travel, which would have a secondary benefit: keeping him distant from Kaine's orbit.

State law limits the power of local government officials and prevents any small group of rapacious politicians from taking over the city and running it for their own private benefit, keeping themselves in power for decades.

Certainly, we're also seeing no raises, reductions in medical benefits, keeping vacancies open a little longer" and other moves to keep costs down, he claimed.

PENSIONS Allows trustees of certain multiemployer pension plans to cut retirees' benefits, keeping the plans solvent without a government bailout.

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The national security benefit of keeping foreigners out has to be weighed against the very real national security benefit of letting them in.

The benefit of keeping the price up is obtained later in the delayed world, while the benefit of reducing it (with instantaneous profit) is still obtained immediately.

The roof is cedar shingle, which has the added benefit of keeping moths away – I have lots of writing cardigans so this is actually an exciting unforeseen benefit.