Sentence examples for benefit of looking from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we wanted him to see; he didn't have the benefit of looking at the video.

They also have the benefit of looking rather pink and pretty on a dish that has a tendency towards boring beigeness.

But it is highly uncertain, even improbable, that the virus would mutate in nature along the pathways prodded in a laboratory environment, so the benefit of looking for these five mutations seems marginal.

"It shows the technology works to control pests, reduces pesticide use – which is why it is so popular in China and the US – and has the added benefit of looking after the predators that could have been killed by the pesticides".

"Unlike the linesman, we have the benefit of looking at it again on television replays.

While this could be considered a limitation, it also has the benefit of looking at real-life data with all their advantages and weaknesses.

Sometimes, she said, the benefits of looking like the Olsens are not especially glamorous but add up to lucky breaks.

Mrs. Combs' own mother, Jessie Smalls, who died in 1994 at age 72, had a will of steel, a love of fashion and knew the benefits of looking good.

Would it be easier to capture the benefits of looking after our planet by somehow linking it to that 80% of virtual value?

And she observes that "the benefits of looking attractive are as obvious in the job world as on the playground and in romantic relationships".

Asked to comment about the new study, Dr. Carstensen said in an e-mail that it was "very well done," and observed that for older adults, "there are likely many benefits of looking on the bright side.