Sentence examples for benefit of more from inspiring English sources

Our own preference would be to choose the higher ceiling for the benefit of more people.

On the other hand, they do understand the benefit of more relevant ads.

Not perhaps for all women, but at least for a whole generation reaping the benefit of more and longer education.

Actually, this would be the clear benefit of more immigrants, as any supporter of free trade should immediately recognize.

Although it's difficult to wipe out nepotism at work, companies are beginning to see the benefit of more meritocratic recruitment.

(Only children receive the benefit of more parental attention but miss the opportunity to tutor a younger brother or sister).

We know that long-lasting unemployment benefits have the cost of less employment and the benefit of more safety.

Still, a neighborhood native, she sees the benefit of more young college graduates moving into the area.

But Mr. Hill said he did not think that the consumer, without the benefit of more tax cuts, can continue spending at the pace of the third quarter.

With the benefit of more time and greater resources, on Pedestrian Verse they were able to re-examine the way the band functioned.

In the short term this could mean unemployment for the less skilled, with the touted benefit of more interesting and creative jobs on the horizon.