Sentence examples for benefit of close from inspiring English sources

"Errors and confusions abound, as do misreadings of passages from Bellow's correspondence, while passages from his novels never receive the benefit of close interpretation or stylistic commentary".

Of course, another benefit of close international teamwork is that an environment of sharing is established from the start that can help prevent the messy kind of patent battle that occurred over the HIV test.

The Swedish military geographer Philip Johan von Strahlenberg, after years of captivity gave him the benefit of close observation of the Russian geography, proposed these Ural Mountains as the new European border in 1730.

He has had the benefit of close cooperation from Olda Kokoschka, and although he tells us that she finds "too much misery" in his picture of her husband, one suspects that as far as the painter's early years go, at least, he has got things right.

They may pare down a planned benefit of close to $300 a month to the parents of every child below high school age.

This wasn't some short-term, temporary gig: he had been there since 1902, working on his new ideas during his spare time, mostly without the benefit of close contact with the established scientific community.

The movie version had the benefit of close-ups, which Reiner took advantage of to the hilt, but in the play we feel too distanced from the intimacy and battle of wills that develops between Paul and Annie – or the notes of sympathy that is woven into each of them.

(Neither mentioned what might be the disproportionate benefit of closing a loophole that allows people with domestic-violence records to buy guns without background checks).

The public wants the benefit of closer economic ties with China but Beijing's intentions are rightly distrusted by a population that increasingly identifies itself as Taiwanese, not Chinese.

Bof… A reluctant "yes" They agree on peat bogs Brussels's balm Ceci n'est plus un pays ReprintsAnother benefit of closer EU integration is that it is one of the few things all Bosnians can agree to.

It should also be appreciated that at other times of the year, when the sun's trajectory is lower and self-shading occurs for more extended periods of time, the benefit of closer tube spacing will be less significant.