Sentence examples for benefit to its from inspiring English sources

Microsoft could have conceded all of this, at great benefit to its credibility and stature, and it would have lost nothing at trial.

Instead, it provides a benefit to its neighbors by preventing the local spread of the infection.

Ambition, for instance, was the source of enterprise and of improvement: but Burke did not suppose that enterprise was in all its manifestations a benefit to its exponent, and indeed once called it 'the cause of the greatest disappointments, miseries and misfortunes, and sometimes of dangerous immoralities' [4].

The spirit and ethos of a charity - that it exists to provide benefit to its clients - means that such "pure" business decisions are rarely clear cut.

Romangate was part of a tax avoidance strategy called Rushmore that was closed down in 2009 without any financial benefit to its members amid claims in parliament that it could end up depriving the Exchequer of £200m.

If the city moves forward with a tax credit for police officers and firefighters, Lafferty said, the county could discuss whether it should offer a similar benefit to its officers.

It passes on the benefits to its advertisers.

After all, if a club cannot deliver benefits to its members, they may decide to scrap it altogether.

How is it possible that the Defense Department provides benefits to its gay and lesbian civilian employees, yet denies these same benefits to uniformed troops and their families?

It recently edged out Amazon to earn the top ranking for company reputation, and it's known for offering school scholarships and other benefits to its employees.

The Ski Club of Great Britain offers benefits to its members.