Sentence examples for benefit of extended from inspiring English sources

They tour signature roles all over the world, in productions old and new, sometimes with the benefit of extended rehearsals, sometimes with none at all.

But beyond the big-ticket items, Congress is on the verge of making scores of other legislative mistakes, many without the benefit of extended discussion.

But some Republicans are concerned that the emergency spending bill was cobbled together too quickly without the benefit of extended review, and that it consists of a few projects they say may not be needed.

Body mass index may be used to predict outcome benefit of extended AI treatment in patients with receptor-positive breast cancer.

From this comparative study, it was clear that in the Cleveland Clinic, patients fared statistically significantly worse than those in the Berne cohort, demonstrating a significant survival benefit of extended pelvic lymph node dissection over limited dissection.

Because the risk of recurrence in hormone-receptor-positive disease still remains after the first decade [135], clinicians and researchers have been questioning the benefit of extended tamoxifen treatment beyond 5 years.

It also has the added benefit of extending the cheese's shelf life for weeks, something American consumers expect.

The result is that the handset always transmits at the lowest possible power level which has the additional benefit of extending battery life.

He acknowledged that one benefit of extending the Fed's forecasts for an extra year is that it will provide "an evaluation of certain long-run features of the economy".

In short, this 72-year-old seems seriously to be considering running in 2007 for another five-year term which would carry the not incidental benefit of extending his immunity from prosecution for political corruption.

It has the additional benefit of extending the overall lifetime of the network by distributing the computational load among otherwise idle processors.