Sentence examples for benefit of readers from inspiring English sources

For the benefit of readers who have been living on Mars, the case stands as follows.

It's a joke made for the benefit of readers, not writers or critics.

(The Lede also added links to some of what Mr. Myers wrote, for the benefit of readers who want to know more about the historical context).

It is a momentous, overlooked shift in the world: Foreign correspondents no longer cover one place for the exclusive benefit of readers somewhere else.

Charyn does not explain precisely what an egg cream is for the benefit of readers unfamiliar with this New York concoction.

It is a momentous, overlooked shift in the world: foreign correspondents no longer cover one place for the exclusive benefit of readers in another place.

You cannot always start from the beginning for the benefit of reader recently arrived from Mars, but you can include sufficient to ensure it is not meaningless.

Here, for the benefit of American readers, is an abridged Massingberd-English dictionary: "Convivial": Habitually drunk.

Several prominent English-language publications, including this newspaper, are regularly translated into Mandarin by groups of unpaid volunteers for the benefit of other readers (see ecocn.org/bbs).org/bbs

I understand the separation but I'd like to see Mr. Silver's work included more regularly for the benefit of print readers.

Afterward, Ryan Eric Cantorr, the future majority leader; and the Republican whip, Kevin McCarthy, "gathered around Diet Cokes and bottled water to discuss this milestone" for the benefit of their readers.