Sentence examples for benefit not to from inspiring English sources

As others here tell it, that is a benefit not to be overlooked.

It should be produced in the true spirit of the Green Deal – for the customer's benefit, not to sell products.

"The economic benefit, not to mention the excitement and legacy of such an immense sporting event would have on this area, is massive".

"It's a great benefit not to have to go through all the hoops that you would otherwise have to," Mr. Long said.

'What you see is what you get', so the learner can tell exactly how to pronounce a new word simply from its spelling – a benefit not to be found in English.

But it is to Poland's benefit not to be bound by a common currency, at a time when euro zone countries like Ireland will have trouble using cheap exports to grow their way out of trouble.

"All we are doing is fighting to keep our benefits, not to gain new ones".

The Social Security Administration was set up to administer benefits, not to enforce immigration laws.

(The refugees are waiting to apply for asylum, and in this state of limbo are permitted only to receive benefits, not to work).

In Mr Dray's view it has become a conservative, even reactionary, force that struggles to safeguard jobs, wages and benefits, not to improve them.

To dump union workers often means saving money by denying their replacements health insurance, vacation and pension benefits, not to mention decent pay.