Sentence examples for benefit of today from inspiring English sources

The benefit of today is that the administration has acknowledged what industry has known all along -- there is a problem with the way 'routine maintenance' was interpreted".

Actual production would then be unlikely to change because most members will want to continue to capture the benefit of today's high prices.

The older deaf remember a time when parents insisted on an oral approach for their deaf children without the benefit of today's technologies, and many of those children suffered as a result.

The benefit of today's landscape is that the middle-man is now an option and not always a necessity.

"They're very difficult cases to defend in front of juries because juries often have the benefit of 20-20 hindsight".

Occasionally Lee inserts his father's observations as he looks back at an event with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight.

But for the ultimate adrenaline rush, try riding routes you've never tackled with the benefit of 20/20 vision.

With the benefit of 20-20 hindsight, Cooke can plainly see now that the angel on his shoulder was Debbie Bortner.

Hindsight offers the benefit of 20-20 visiof, of course, but we should have guessed all along: when it comes to the Open, the Big Easy does it.

Spending has certainly eased back from the turn of the year when shoppers were feeling the benefit of last autumn's crashing oil price.

Before the Supporting Mothers Benefit of 1973, women with young children could not be guaranteed of a means to live once they left their husbands.