Sentence examples for benefit of millions from inspiring English sources

"Science has finally prevailed over politics, to the benefit of millions of women across the United States," Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, told reporters Friday.

Indeed, the compact itself looks forward to a future when "the words in this document translate into concrete actions for the benefit of millions of people in every region of the world". That is to say, no concrete action is currently being taken with this compact.

"Ultimately, when the scorecard is complete, we firmly believe Prairie State will continue to provide reliable, clean, low-cost electricity for the benefit of millions of customers in multiple states for decades to come," he said.

This is an exemplar of how the desire to answer a difficult and arcane scientific question prompts a completely unforeseen technology to be advanced way beyond expectations, for the benefit of millions of people.

For organ banking to be practical, we must exceed these limitations of nature, enabling large mammalian organs to be banked indefinitely, at any time, at temperatures below those encountered by life under natural conditions, and without the benefit of millions of years of evolution to reconcile all of the problems of doing so.

"We recognize that Ryanair and Aer Lingus compete intensely for passengers traveling between Great Britain and Ireland, to the benefit of millions of passengers crossing the Irish Sea each year," Simon Polito, the commission's deputy chairman who led the inquiry, said in a statement.

Soon, researchers at 11 academic medical centers debunked the myth for the benefit of thousands of patients.

While some believe the exact date for a new epoch can only be determined with the benefit of thousands or even millions of years of hindsight.

Further cost-effectiveness studies and epidemiological studies are required to assess the additional benefit of 4th generation POCT over current testing strategies.

FAO has, over the past two decades, integrated Livestock Farmer Field Schools (FFS) in several of its projects and programmes and contributed to capacity-building of stakeholders (NGOs, research institutes, etc). for the benefit of thousands of livestock-dependent communities across developing regions.

The financial benefits of millions of households draughtproofing, installing double glazing, and using less heat would be worth several billion pounds a year by 2030, the report suggests.