Sentence examples for benefit of keeping from inspiring English sources
What's interesting is the benefit of keeping calories lower.
That attitude, gullible as it now seems, had the benefit of keeping this particular epistemological dilemma outside the human purview.
Mrs. Hunter's sticks manage to flavor every bite of the meat with the added, unexpected benefit of keeping it moist.
In the commentary box, the BBC's main man Guy Mowbray does the job efficiently enough, and has the added benefit of keeping Jonathan Pearce away from the microphone.
Besides the obvious benefit of keeping predators away from young computer users, detectives said they preferred having no children involved because disbelieving young victims can impede investigations.
The national security benefit of keeping foreigners out has to be weighed against the very real national security benefit of letting them in.
In writing task one; the students were required to discuss the benefits of keeping smiling and how to keep up the habit of smiling at everyone and everything.
I expect the coal industry's apologists to dismiss all this and to keep talking about the benefits of keeping coal a part of the nation's energy picture.
There are several solutions to this: You can pay for some extra storage elsewhere, this can be a good solution if you have large items of furniture you wish to keep for the future, but the cost will have to be weighed against the benefits of keeping the item.
But Mr Aznar is equally alive to the political benefits of keeping the nationalist bogeyman alive.
