Sentence examples for benefit of hosts from inspiring English sources
One intriguing possibility, given the antigenic diversity of parasites as well as the uncertainty of exposure to those parasites, is that imprecision in antigen recognition might ultimately be to the benefit of hosts.
Predicting when imprecisely targeted immune responses will occur, and when they will be to the detriment or benefit of hosts, is therefore of clear biomedical relevance, for vaccination programs and other medical interventions.
Yet the long-term benefit of hosting a slick and beautiful games may become apparent in the long run.
And while expo officials count urban development as a major benefit of hosting, it comes at a cost.
"What we're currently consulting on are ways of making sure local communities feel the benefit of hosting windfarms, and whether our understanding of future costs is accurate.
We should not let the prospect of filling hotel rooms and restaurants overshadow the real benefit of hosting the Republican National Convention one year from now.
The Qatar World Cup organisers believe that by holding their own contractors to higher standards they can create momentum for change and that improved rights for workers could be one legacy benefit of hosting the tournament.
"What we're currently consulting on are ways of making sure local communities feel the benefit of hosting wind farms, and whether our understanding of future costs is accurate".
"The major benefit of hosting the Olympic Games is that it would act as a catalyst for projects in the city that you otherwise wouldn't be able to muster the political will to achieve," Mr. Doctoroff said in a telephone interview from Sydney, Australia, where he was attending this year's Olympic Games.
"The economic benefit of hosting such prestigious sporting events is clear, with images of our brilliant city beamed around the world".
Sony added that another benefit of hosting titles in the cloud was that subscribers would always be playing the most up-to-date versions.
