Sentence examples for benefit of notes from inspiring English sources

The time that would be needed to fix them in mind without benefit of notes can be used to greater advantage listening and thinking.

For someone who is not a natural orator, it was a bravura performance – a relaxed, confident hour-plus of aspirational "Britain can do better than this", without the benefit of notes.

Everyone has to be comfortable communicating via computer for the system to reap maximum benefits, of course, Mr. Cantor noted.

These therapies recently received US Food and Drug Administration approval based on OS benefit (of note, these approvals came after the completion of the current study).

Half of the benefit of note taking is that writing it down tells your brain to put it in long term memory.

This kind of recollection is one of the primary benefits of notes, says Dr. Richard R. Yeo, a professor at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, and an expert on note-taking as it developed in 17th-century Europe.

Studies have all pointed to the now obvious benefit of taking notes in class.

The simple answer is that he is a mesmerising speaker, a man who can hold his audience spellbound for hours without the benefit of a note.

The problem for those who expect to receive the benefit of the note, Mr. Ayers said, is that they "may not be able to show to the judge they have a right to foreclose".

Folks who have purchased a premium Evernote account also get the benefit of offline note viewing: from the Settings page premium users can mark any notebooks for viewing when disconnected.

Ciesielski notes another benefit of the bill that's rarely mentioned: It would likely be beneficial to the Treasury Department.