Sentence examples for benefit to ask from inspiring English sources

The Huffington Post's Bill Bradley caught up with Baldwin before the ACLU's March 31 "Stand For Rights" benefit to ask what how the actor would approach Twitter if he somehow became president.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So, let's just start by talking about what's the benefit to asking good questions in business.

I believe there is no honor, or business benefit, to asking employees to simply accept directives and soldier on.

It is also important to remember that there is small benefit to asking end-users for their requirements, when they may not be aware of the benefits that new technologies can bring.

The goal is not to argue for this housing as a social benefit, nor to ask for it as an act of charity or philanthropy.

"If you look at the total magnitude of problems and the total short-term benefit, you have to ask if there's really a match," he said.

How to Make the Ask: Wait until late in the offer process, Crawford suggests; this isn't a benefit you want to ask for during the interview phase (unless not having a certain schedule is a deal breaker).

"If the United States can pull out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile thatty because that doesn't suit its interests, why shouldn't we pull out of negotiations that are not going to be of any benefit to us?" asked Aloizio Mercadante, a legislator from the left-leaning Workers Partyy who sponsored the motion.

And employers that do continue to provide health benefits are tending to ask workers to pay more of the overall premiums.

All too often, though, incumbents incur huge costs in order to deliver benefits, forcing them to ask for price premiums so large that they drive away consumers.

Keyo hopes the benefits spur tenants to ask their landlords to sign up and pay $5 per month per unit.