Sentence examples for benefit of giving from inspiring English sources

"At that point, the benefit of giving Tamiflu outweighs the risk".

Iran will not see the benefit of giving up its nuclear option, unless the price of keeping it is driven up sharply.

The latter will have the double benefit of giving passengers a better view and allowing high-resolution pictures of the surface of the moon to be taken.

This has the benefit of giving others, especially other children or youths, an opportunity to take constructive action for the family.

The two I have tried and swear by are Tom Ford Illuminating Primer and Illamasqua Hydra Veil, which has the added benefit of giving my skin a shot of moisture at the same time.

The remaining two sections of the exhibition don't equal the force of the first two, but this has the benefit of giving a truer sense of Courbet's multifarious achievement.

A growing body of academic research points to the benefits of giving employees access to nature.

"The benefits of giving him hope were far outweighed by all of the other considerations".

The benefits of giving people a fancy new title are usually short-lived.

The spot, promoting the benefits of giving, is part of a $20 million, four-year campaign to increase church membership.

In a 2014 interview with the Guardian, Bristow explained the benefits of giving the counter-terror brief to the NCA.