As clients adjust to the new environment, revenue might benefit initially.
Approximately five million businesses and 10 million individuals will benefit initially from the new accounts system, which will be up and running by early next year, according to the Treasury.
But one of her granddaughters has been exploring her Jewish roots and it is probably this younger generation that will benefit initially from Helga's extraordinary journal of survival.
I benefited initially from one-to-one supervision and an intensive programme that included therapeutic care, education, sporting and outdoor activities, and encouragement to read and take an interest in current affairs.
Schools benefit initially from going for a single "voice", even though more than one person may be contributing; in the first year we suggest activity on social media comes from school leadership while staff observe.
Birmingham was on the original list of 10 UK destinations set to benefit initially from a £100m UK government fund to create "super-connected" cities. Chancellor George Osborne announced the plans earlier this year, which should see three million UK residents benefit from high-speed broadband by the year 2015.
According to the worse off principle, resources should be directed toward the intervention benefiting those initially worse off.
According to the worse off principle, resources should be directed toward the intervention benefiting those initially worse off, i.e., those worse off without intervention.
"The 'Atkins' diet gives you the biggest metabolic benefit initially, but there are long-term downsides, and in practice, people have trouble sticking to low-carb diets.
As cities like Cincinnati, Houston and Seattle have learned, the construction of stadiums and arenas almost always costs more than expected, rarely produces the economic benefits initially promised and can saddle local governments with tens of millions of dollars in debts, driving holes through budgets.
