Sentence examples for benefit not lost from inspiring English sources

U.S. efforts to upgrade African military capabilities will no doubt create opportunities to market American-manufactured arms, a secondary benefit not lost on U.S. defense contractors.

Development of outreach services to ensure any benefits gained are not lost by insufficient support after intensive care is an important component of clinical management within an extended episode of care.

The Unconventional Wisdom Much missed by commentators and tastemakers is the fact that electronics retailers such as Best Buy and Circuit City Stores will benefit and not lose business from the move to downloading.

Ok...those days are gone but the amazing benefits of technology are not lost on me.

There was agreement that overall, support to siblings should at least ensure that the benefits to individuals are not lost through for example a sibling having to queue for care, and that with referrals to other facilities, all costs for the first visit including treatment should be covered.

Vietnam was held up as a good example of how to change an aid relationship, with DfID producing clear objectives, planning effectively and taking care to ensure the benefits of historical programmes were not lost.

Job creation for waste pickers and small entrepreneurs is an added benefit of the roads – a point not lost on India's prime minister.

The benefits of high-profile casting are not lost on Mel Brooks, who is producing a film adaptation of "The Producers," his current Broadway musical adaptation of his 1968 movie, with Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane.

The gestures were not lost on analysts, who say both men benefit from the newfound bond.

Fig. 3 Nlrp3 KO mice have a survival benefit and do not lose body or muscle weight during 96 h of sepsis.

And those denied governmental benefits certainly do not lose their dignity because the government denies them those benefits.