"I believe the skeptics underestimate the benefits of having so much more information about these institutions in advance, as well as the authority to require, if necessary, organizational changes that better align business lines and legal entities before a crisis occurs," she said.
Throughout the sessions, Mr. McCain's contingent grimaced as Mr. Obama's representatives talked about the benefits of having so much money to spend — like when Mr. Hildebrand recounted how the campaign manager, David Plouffe, ordered the staff to develop a $475 million general election budget.
This seemingly innocuous statement is an advance in the public debate, given that the alleged negative consequences and benefits of patents have so often been grossly overstated.
Avid to improve her technique, the dancer would practise for hours on end, and today, she says, she feels the benefit of having applied herself so unsparingly.
I have the benefit of having the second feeding style so that doesn't often happen to me.
Although clinical trials using various types of autologous cells have been implemented to promote liver regeneration or reduce liver fibrosis, clear evidence of therapeutic benefits have so far been lacking.
"There's no bidding-up process, so the benefit of having an auction is lost".
So the benefit of having one's bacteria kill an escaped prey does not typically go to the lizard carrying those bacteria.
The key finding of the case study research at local level was that, while interviewees could point to local examples of benefits realization, there has so far been only limited evaluation of the experience of implementation and of the impact of Agenda for Change.
Detective Smith -- who calls himself a "Starbucks, Barnes & Noble kind of guy" -- has become something of an expert in early teenagedom, and he has done so without the benefit of having offspring of the appropriate age.
