Sentence examples for benefit of responding from inspiring English sources

Also, consider the benefit of responding with a "yes, and" approach, by attempting to find some bit of wisdom that you can build on as opposed to tear down.

Those same advocates see the shift as evidence that with an eye on the 2012 campaign, the president has calculated that the benefits of responding to his base outweigh the risks of upsetting conservatives who wouldn't be voting for him anyway.

Mitigation responses also stress 'rights' to the benefits of responding to climate change, with limited concern for 'responsibilities' or for procedural justice.

This March, Mrs. Falkouski received a letter from the Justice Department denying her the death benefit, saying, "The act of responding at any hour of the day or night to the scene of a fire event is a routine engagement," even in 20 inches of snow.

Scientific enquiry into the optimal composition and scope of advisory committees will involve the development of taxonomies of types of recommendations and reasons for implementation/non-implementation (a goal to which this study contributes), and then observational and experimental studies to understand how to maximise the benefits and minimise the costs of responding to advice.

On the contrary, he claims, supporting North Korea is a "small-cost big-benefit" activity.This suggests another way of responding to China's poor relationships with its other neighbours: to recall that North Korea is an old ally and as "close as lips and teeth" with China.

reinstatement of responding.

(Siobhan Burke) Dance From the Heart (Monday and Tuesday) Two nights of programs benefit Dancers Responding to AIDS.

When Mrs. Clinton was asked by a Jewish Week questioner whether she would have done anything differently with the benefit of hindsight, she responded briskly.

It is currently unknown if sub-acute to chronic back pain, for which conventional medical care is often costly and of limited benefit, respond differently to IM.

Seven of the 10 cases experiencing clinical benefit had responded to prior endocrine therapy, whereas only 2 of the 5 cases 'non-experiencing clinical benefit' had responded to it.