Sentence examples for benefit otherwise from inspiring English sources
It said: "There were no side deals and absolutely no arrangement from the Duke of York to benefit otherwise or to commit to any other commercial arrangement".
Mr. Pataki's executive order to the Crime Victims Board entitles domestic partners to awards up to $600 a week, to a total of $30,000, a benefit otherwise limited to husbands or wives.
This must on balance be a benefit, otherwise the extended family would still be thriving now.All this may seem obvious, but it has not saved Americans from nostalgia yet.
Theatre-based teaching can be seen as having little inherent benefit otherwise.
"I think I have a very rare opportunity to... do something that is simultaneously motivating, interesting, and [to] conduct work that improves the health of a population which would not necessarily benefit otherwise," Grais says.
This is a benefit, otherwise no one would do it.
Instead of providing credits to firms, for instance, why not increase wage subsidies and unemployment benefits (otherwise the firms may create inefficient jobs and axe them as soon as the benefit ends).
The economic case for immigration is massively overstated, especially since it normally fails to differentiate between different types of immigrant and the relative economic benefit or otherwise that they bring.
There are two basic types: a defined benefit plan (otherwise known as a pension) and a defined contribution plan, such as a 401(k).
A C is one who contributes a cost c to confer to the other a (larger) benefit b; otherwise she is a Defector (D).
A number of authors have evaluated the benefit or otherwise of acromioplasty during RCR, and have concluded it provides no additional benefit over RCR alone.
