Sentence examples for benefit lost to from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the chemotherapy effect might be cumulative and the antiemetic benefit lost to some extent with additional doses of chemotherapy.

In contrast, the populists who have been borne the economic burdens of globalism will seek to regain the economic benefits lost to the status quo.

Then, the benefit lost due to each disease was reduced from each benefit allocated to represent the relative reduction in benefit due to disease (Catley and Mohammed 1996;Barasa et al. 2008).

[C2.] Greenspan Urges Derivative Growth The chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, urged Congress to encourage the growth of complex financial contracts known as derivatives before the United States share of that market and associated benefits are lost to other countries.

The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, urged Congress today to encourage the growth of complex financial contracts known as derivatives before the United States share of that market and associated benefits are lost to other countries.

These benefits are lost to a significant extent in patients with diabetes.

The average benefit lost due to FMD and HIS is higher than all other major cattle diseases studied.

But the real benefits will be lost to those who do not listen to their television at high volumes.

We should stir up as much anger over this chronic waste of public funds – money that could improve the lives of millions – as is currently whipped up over the estimated £1.2bn lost to benefit fraud each year.

More money is lost due to error in the benefits system than is lost to fraud.

Mr. Sperling said the plan broadened the definition of a displaced worker so that more people would get the higher benefits received for jobs lost to foreign competition.