Sentence examples for benefit of loved from inspiring English sources

One can imagine Bill Gates already in possession of some of the technology -- save perhaps the reincarnation program, which keeps the dead alive on a screen for the benefit of loved ones and conglomerates not ready to part with their genius C.E.O.'s.

(One significant benefit of "Love" is that the Martins worked from original multitrack tapes, and the songs get their best digital sound to date).

He said, "We get the benefit of loving what we do and the wonderful opportunity to do what we do.

And this would seem to be to the benefit of love's passion.

(For Diamond Love, a fringe benefit of love-hunting campaigns is that the hundreds of rejected potential mates can be cycled into its databases — a process of replenishment paid for by its richest clients).

These effects may reflect an acceptance of mortality and altruistic beneficence that increases with age; we observed that among respondents aged 65 years and older, many indicated motivation stemming from their health limitations or for the benefit of their loved ones, descendants, or posterity.

In all the wooping and cheering and high-fives among our political class – stuffed full of very rich people – over that fall in immigration, spare a thought for the families who won't now benefit from the generosity of loved ones in a land far away, because we're too narrow-minded to let them be our neighbours.

This means some families are going without benefits they've earned -- including survivor benefits after the death of loved ones.

Today's report by KPMG on the alleged economic benefits of love-it or hate-it HS2 is based on a plausible assumption - that there are substantial economic benefits when businesses in a region have improved access to suppliers, customers and potential employees, and when consumers have a greater choice of potential suppliers of goods and services.

Talking to the media, she argued for the benefits of "love between two people who are diametrically different", claiming that their relationship allowed for a "perfect see-saw love".

Loss of loved ones was commonly mentioned.