Sentence examples for benefit to spread from inspiring English sources

"It is a benefit to spread a discontent with ugliness in dress, house and furniture," he wrote, explaining that desire spurs spending, and spending raises the standard of living for everybody.

Expect this benefit to spread to other companies that want to recruit and retain a loyal employee base.

While this employer list is by no means comprehensive and it may create a potential tax liability for employees, expect this benefit to spread to other companies that want to recruit and retain a loyal employee base.

There are benefits to spreading democracy in the Middle East, but hegemonic ambitions are sabotaging the shorter-term project of turning Iraq into a viable state.

Rather, health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid's primary benefit is to spread the cost and therefore share the benefits of health care for people who either cannot afford it or will not buy it until it is too late.

Thus, the woman planted dandelion seeds for its medicinal benefits and to spread a flower that reminded them of home.

Word of that benefit then began to spread.

Deloitte executives, and other experts, said they believe that such benefits were likely to spread.

What if the "economic benefits" Herbert intends to spread around were created, not by "the nation," but by the "already very wealthy" themselves?

Ever is exactly the kind of person that Peru's president, Alan García, hopes will benefit from a bold attempt to spread the benefits of economic growth.Helped by high mineral prices and by sound policies, the economy is booming (see chart).

To spread benefits and get projects moving, small projects often get priority over high-impact projects.