Sentence examples for benefit to wait from inspiring English sources

That doesn't necessarily mean you have to resolve all conflicts before going to sleep (in fact, as Women's Health reported earlier this year, it may work in your benefit to wait until the morning), you should clear your mind of anxieties when you shut those eyes.

A more recent study comparing physiotherapy and corticosteroid injection [ 25] concluded that the significant short term benefits of corticosteroid injection are paradoxically reversed after six weeks, with high recurrence rates and that combining elbow manipulation and exercise has superior benefit to wait and see in the first six weeks and to corticosteroid injections after six weeks.

But there is no benefit to waiting if you want to be governor in New York.

One benefit to waiting is that new clean-energy technologies are likely to have been developed, so they could be deployed more intensively at less cost than today's technologies.

But there is a substantial benefit to waiting until age 70.

One expert said in general, there were benefits to waiting a few days after a release date before installing upgrades.

There are some big benefits to waiting.

It is also well known in these older subjects that the time from transplantation to the point where subjects have an advantage from the transplant procedure in terms of survival benefits compared to wait listed but not transplanted matched subjects is almost twice as long as in younger subjects [ 27].

"There are too many lives at risk and too many people who could benefit from reform to wait two years to institute change," Dr. Wolff said.

He attributed this to his "old" Labour belief in universal benefit and had to wait a year before taking the chairmanship of the education and employment select committee and eventually being made a minister in 1999.

Since it began rolling out four years ago, almost a quarter of the 610,000 claimants receiving the benefit have had to wait for a month and a half for the first payment.