Sentence examples for benefit presumably from inspiring English sources

The tax benefit presumably will allow it to reduce debt by that amount.

So the order canceling medical and other contract benefits presumably levels the auction field for buyers.

Both Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich have suggested drug testing as a condition for all government benefits, presumably including social security.

Contrary to their name, they don't want to see grassroots kicked out of the UK (unless they're claiming benefits, presumably).

In a third M K Guth, an artist from Portland, Ore., invites visitors to participate in therapeutic hair-braiding sessions, the hair being fake, the psychological benefits presumably not.

Those benefits presumably include learning the social skills that characterize chimpanzees, Goldberg says.

Tate is belatedly realising the benefit, and presumably the thrift, of running its best shows for as long as six months.

The real estate industry's equal opportunity approach to politics has another benefit in presumably inoculating each candidate from being tarred as a pawn of the industry, which can be devastating in New York, where landlords are often regarded as rent gougers and even Woody Allen and Walter Cronkite have joined battle against one developer or another.

Therefore, even though the benefit is presumably small, a link between the pupillary light response and visual attention is beneficial.

Similarly, many older unemployed people who have signed up for Social Security disability benefits would presumably shift to retirement benefits.

This summer, the agency will weigh the potential risks of the drugs against the clinical benefits and presumably reach some conclusion.