Sentence examples for benefit we know from inspiring English sources

"The only benefit we know from having a dog is hunting," says Ali Moalem, an earnest former seminary student, offering some unsolicited advice.

While we cannot be certain that general health checks lead to benefit, we know that all medical interventions can lead to harm.

I nevertheless believe, given the very substantial benefits we know people and communities enjoy when afforded real control over the conditions of their being, that whatever the cost incurred in this exploration, it would be one well worth bearing.

While some criticise basic income on the grounds that work offers non-monetary benefits, we know that current unemployment support schemes often create disincentives to accept jobs.

But the real issue I have is the substance of her message: "For trade to work in any economy, and for it to produce the benefits we know that it can, there must be a level playing field where domestic and international companies can compete freely and openly.

They expressed it in comments like the following: "I want to reiterate that this is a great program, and I'm really thankful for the benefits we know our members receive.

Apparently no longer a feature of life at Old Trafford, it stopped when his class graduated, with a circumspect Beckham pointing out that for all its benefits "we knew it was wrong".

Strangely, it might be to our benefit that we know we need to score.

I'm pleased that formalized studies are being conducted; we can only benefit when we know more about those beings who share our lives.

We are more inclined to follow a path, and given our similarities, think we might pursue it with benefit when we know some natural being like us found and followed it.

"Free movement has many economic and social benefits, but we know that there are concerns," Abdullahi said.