Sentence examples for benefit of moving from inspiring English sources
But the budgetary savings involved represent an added benefit of moving toward a world free of nuclear armaments.
Those who teed off in the morning, like Leonard and Rose, had the benefit of moving up the leader board in the afternoon as others fell.
In a field that loves data, the benefit of moving young children from tactile experience to the world of screens is unclear.
Scott Quigg, a super-bantam champion until he lost to Carl Frampton in this ring in February, showed the benefit of moving up to featherweight, and stopped the difficult Jose Cayetono in the ninth round.
The machine had the added benefit of moving patients more quickly through the office by shortening the old manual method of inducing a paroxysm to an industrial-age 10 minutes.
Also, the tax inversions that the government is trying to avoid tend to involve large companies acquiring much smaller foreign ones, largely for the tax benefit of moving their headquarters.
But only recently have researchers begun to pin down the benefits of moving to better neighborhoods.
We can show other countries the benefits of moving away from the destructive high-carbon path.
A Nissan spokesman, Brian Brockman, said the company is exploring such possibilities, and recognizes the benefits of moving toward helping power the grids.
"Our research in the country highlights the positive benefits of moving beyond encampment and giving refugees basic socio-economic freedoms," said Professor Alexander Betts, the centre's director.
