Sentence examples for benefit of continuity from inspiring English sources

"We were driven by labor," he said, noting that "while rents are significantly higher in northern New Jersey, that will be offset by the benefit of continuity".

That could not have happened without the benefit of continuity.

Additionally, a significant interaction was observed between continuity of care and age for hospitalization; there was a more noticeable benefit of continuity of care for hospitalization among the young patients with diabetes, but less benefit among the older patients.

Clinicians who saw the same family for antenatal or early childhood health visits noted the benefit of continuity of caregiver in the development of a trusting relationship, developing an understanding of a woman's needs, and a woman's comfort in disclosure.

Several participants had specific activities they did to help maintain these relationships for the benefit of continuity: "I try to have a good relationship with them [the ER Physicians]… when I go to the hospital, I always go through Emergency…I just say hello to all the guys there, because when I call them, I know who they are.

"It has a combination of warmth and intimacy, and gives the psychological benefits of continuity and tradition," said Noam Weinstein, 23, a singer and online magazine writer.

He regarded the Giants' owner, Wellington Mara, and the Chiefs' owner, Lamar Hunt, like football godfathers, from whom he learned the benefits of continuity and patience.

Commenting on the committee's findings on her appointment, Collins said: "Ms Fairhead's experience with the trust and the benefits of continuity might well have favoured her in a proper, open recruitment process.

"The board also considered the significant benefits of continuity as well as the leadership skills that Mervyn will bring to the role of chairman". Mr Davies, 53, joined the group in 1993 and has been chief executive since November 2001.

Attempting to promise change while preaching the benefits of continuity, he speaks of Britain as though he had just happened upon an indifferently run firm that needs to pull its socks up.

Meanwhile New Zealander Bruce Anstey, 45, hopes to reap the benefits of continuity as he joins up with the Padgett's Honda team for the fourth consecutive season.