Sentence examples for benefit that one from inspiring English sources

Newman, who had worked all his life and who was dying of a respiratory condition, was so upset by the test's conclusion, and – as he saw it – the suggestion that he had previously been lying to get a benefit, that one of the last things he said to his wife, as doctors put him on a ventilator, was: "It's a good job I'm fit for work".

Wikipedia describes it as "a feeling or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive.

Wikipedia says, "gratitude, thankfulness, gratefulness, or appreciation is a feeling or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive".

Findlay then summed up his general view of this kind of work: "As a clinician I should say that the greatest benefit that one has derived from living alongside work like this is that one's clinical acumen has been stimulated".

If exercise can delay or attenuate the process of immunosenescence, a clinical benefit that one may expect to observe is a reduction in the incidence or severity of infectious disease.

4 The first counter-argument that Brassington raises against this claim is that non-participants in research are not, in fact, free riders: it is untrue, he contends, that they 'accept the benefits of scientific research … without making any contribution in return' because 'one pays in some way for just about every medical benefit that one might enjoy'.

They're the ones providing the health insurance, the retirement savings, the day care benefits for that one member of the family because the other member's startup could never afford those things.

The biggest changes relate to the state time limit, the 21-month cap on benefits that was one of the shortest in the nation when it was instituted in 1995.

Also possibly benefiting "Millie" is that one of its producers is the Independent Presenters Network, an association of 45 theater presenters around the country.

Limited-benefit plans like that one, blessedly, will not be available next year, and that's because of the Affordable Care Act.

This paper is in that vein, although the motivation benefit in this model is intended to be flexible enough to capture both extrinsic and intrinsic benefits that distinguish one producer from another.