Sentence examples for benefit of coming from inspiring English sources
But Czechoslovakia – as it then still was – had the benefit of coming late to the 1989 party.
One benefit of coming up through the sales function, as I did, is that I have learned to adapt business strategies to particular markets.
All Tories were dismayed by last week's failure to win a majority, but some – mostly those close to Cameron – saw the benefit of coming close to power, but not quite close enough.
Mass Effect: Andromeda has a lot to live up to, a fresh start in a new galaxy but without the benefit of coming out of nowhere as that first game did.
To explain away this oddity, some have argued that because no properties of well-being can be attributed to "nonexistent people" such people may be ascribed a neutral or zero level of well-being, setting the baseline for comparatively assessing the harm or benefit of coming into existence.
A thrice-married head of state…a beautiful songbird whose music video "Someone Told Me" has been viewed 2.7 million times on YouTube… It's the Greatest (Political) Show on Earth, and it's an added benefit of coming to terms with the French taxman.
It's difficult to exaggerate the benefits of coming across as trustworthy, or the opportunities lost when you don't.
Aamer recognizes the benefits of coming from a country that is not afraid to give youth a chance: "It is our culture.
Sylvia Ann Hewlett, consultant and author, writes about the benefits of coming out: "L.G.B.T. employees who stay on track and make it into senior management are much more likely to be out than closeted: 71 percent compared to 28 percent of their closeted counterparts".
