Sentence examples for benefit rather from inspiring English sources

The measure is the maximisation of public benefit, rather than profit.

How would this benefit, rather than just complicate, Sweden's relations with the rest of the world?

But the endorsement was probably for Mr Perry's benefit rather than Mr Romney's.

Banks have retained some of the benefit rather than passing it on to customers.

The Cleveland court held that such protective orders are meant to benefit rather than harm victims of domestic violence.

The issue is how do we build a relationship of good neighbourly relations, mutual benefit, rather than building walls.

Community benefit, rather than profit-seeking and the interests of company shareholders, should be the bottom line.

The subject had been raised for his benefit rather than mine, an excuse to bemoan the circumference of his biceps.

Politically, it can be (and is) sold to the public as a benefit rather than a requirement.

It's a little bit fattier than other chops, which is a benefit rather than a detriment, since modern pork is so lean.

But they want to kill, and while they may relish the idea of outsmarting the police, it is a fringe benefit rather than a goal.