Sentence examples for benefit of avoiding the from inspiring English sources
It's not exactly a solution, but it has the not-inconsiderable benefit of avoiding the problem entirely.
The hedge fund pays an interest rate that, in effect, pays the bank for the tax benefit of avoiding the withholding tax.
Mark W. Olson, a former Fed governor, said that housing the consumer agency within the Fed would have the benefit of avoiding the expensive and laborious process of building a regulatory infrastructure from scratch.
"I believed there would be people who would see the dual benefit of avoiding the commute and living in a building they can be proud of when they have visitors," he said, noting that he aimed to provide all the amenities of a Fifth Avenue luxury building.
What may be different now is the maturity of the technologies that are being commercialized and the perspective of the startups coming to market — who have the benefit of avoiding the missteps made by an earlier generation.
Once the BS receives the ranging code from the MS, it reserves bandwidth in the next frame for the MS. The CDMA method can have the benefit of avoiding the collision if the MSs choose different ranging codes when they simultaneously send BRs to the BS.
"The costs of the financial crisis and benefits of avoiding the next one are crystal clear," said Amit Narang, a regulatory policy advocate at Public Citizen, a nonprofit government watchdog group.
This work provides a complete integrated architecture for autonomic SSONs management; it illustrates the benefits of avoiding the complexity of existing service management systems.
Increased commuter cycling may also have the additional benefits of avoiding the external costs of motorised transport including injuries, pollution (including noise pollution) and community severance.
These beliefs are the individual's perceptions of the threat posed by a health problem (susceptibility, severity), the benefits of avoiding the threat, and factors influencing the decision to act (barriers, cues to action, and self-efficacy).
The substitution of transient elastography for endoscopy in children has several benefits in terms of avoiding the cost and complications of transfusion as well as the risk of general anesthesia or sedation during undergoing endoscopy.
