Sentence examples for benefit very from inspiring English sources

"The city isn't really going to benefit very much".

"Poor families don't need anything to work it so they will get the benefit very quickly.

"But patients at low risk benefit very little if at all.

"He won't benefit very much from a long period of imprisonment".

We've got to focus on things that will particularly benefit very poor families, and very poor children".

The problem is that the new tax breaks would benefit very different companies than the old ones did.

The risks are negligible, and the potential economic benefits very large.

Jim Cain, a Ford spokesman, said: "In California, we do market the environmental benefits very clearly.

"As you will have seen, so far around half those doing placements have come off benefits very quickly afterwards".

"You have to weigh the risks and benefits very carefully when you're dealing with such serious diseases".

HEALTH care is expensive in America, so those workers and their families fortunate enough to be insured by employers take their benefits very seriously.