Sentence examples for benefit to be able from inspiring English sources

"The girl's father put her into this private school for his own benefit, to be able to exploit the parents of the rich kids to use for a novel he was writing".

In reality its decision was a huge disincentive for this woman to return to work, when the authority should be trying to encourage and support a person who actually wants to work – rather than to claim benefit – to be able to do so.

The fact remains, however, that almost a million young people are out of work and tens of thousands more are earning so little that they need to claim housing benefit to be able to afford to live in the places in the country where there are still jobs.

"It's part of our freedom to be able to access our forest service lands and to recreate on them, and I think in the big picture it's a real benefit to be able to access forest service lands from ski areas," said Tom Murphy, operations director for the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education in Crested Butte, Colo.

"It's a great benefit to be able to charge the car at work and far better than waiting in a queue for petrol," said Mr Skee.

"As we move forward with our turnaround, it's a huge benefit to be able to get advice from a board made up of such experienced business and technology leaders," said HP CEO Meg Whitman in a release.

"There is a huge benefit to being able to do something wherever you are instead of having to go back to your office or home computer," said Mr. Nielsen of the Nielsen Norman Group, a Silicon Valley consulting firm.

There is a benefit to being able to see an entire page at once and a further benefit to being able to see facing pages both at once.

There's a large cognitive benefit to being able to see and touch an interface.

There is no benefit to being able to recall the faces of the two police officers, no benefit to being able to remember the face of Faraaz Hossain, and no benefit to being able to remember the innocent face of Tarishi, all covered in blood.

"I think people will be making the case in the UK and EU of business benefits to our membership, the benefits to Britain for geopolitics and our diplomacy, the benefits to be able to try to deliver trade agreements.