Sentence examples for benefit to it from inspiring English sources

A more elaborate theory has been developed in which each party is seen as weighing the cost to itself of a stoppage of given length, the benefit to it of a given concession by the other party, and its estimate of the effect of a given extension of the stoppage on the willingness of the other party to make a concession.

"There's still some benefit to it," he said.

"I think there's still a lot of benefit to it," he said of college tennis.

And there might well be a significant third benefit to it: reducing the ability of the financial sector to "break" monetary policy.

"To the lifestylers," says Sanders, "I would say don't think there is a health benefit to it because no such thing has been described".

My mother wouldn't be making me pray this way, people all over the world wouldn't be building temples and going on pilgrimages, if there weren't some benefit to it.

So there are a lot of benefits to it.

"Gold itself is known to have very soothing benefits to it".

There are benefits to it, and there are vulnerabilities to it, and that's the truth".

"There's a lot of benefits to it," Mr. Price said of running the town's only supermarket.

"It's good for your health, anyway, whether you are [an active person] or not and then there are the mental [health] benefits to it, too," she said.