Sentence examples for benefit of a large from inspiring English sources

He's looking forward to doing what he enjoys most: "drawing, painting, dreaming and working on architecture", albeit with the benefit of a large safety net.

He also had the benefit of a large team of legal advisers to help him devise and operate a workable system.

The benefit of a large team is that it can accommodate many more appointments, so clients who don't mind visiting an apartment without either Mr. Steinberg or Mr. Senequier can often see the space without delay.

The Lakers have the benefit of a large market and a temperate climate, but so do the Clippers, who have also called Los Angeles home for 29 years, with none of the presumed advantages of the 213 area code.

It would also give Time Warner the benefit of a large payday in the form of a dividend without having to resort to an outright sale, which could have much harsher tax implications.

Asked about the memorandum written by Dr. Johann-Liang, an F.D.A. spokeswoman, Susan Bro, said that it was "a preliminary, raw assessment" and that "the final decision will be made by experts who have the full benefit of a large section of opinion and scientific fact".

Therefore, we conclude that a potential gene therapeutic treatment with DKK3 might be of benefit for a large target population of breast cancer patients.

It is all for the benefit of a larger wildlife population, he said.

The "salon" is for the benefit of a larger public (i.e., those not necessarily affiliated with some artistic institution).

The idea, I think, is that basically you've got nearly every benefit of a larger form factor but obviously in a much smaller package.

As a result, the lower kLS value negates the benefit of a larger area (aLS) resulting in a lower liquid solid mass transfer.