Sentence examples for benefits convenient from inspiring English sources

POSTPONE RECEIPT OF SOME BENEFITS Convenient as it is to collect life insurance or retirement assets promptly, this is another possible cache to disclaim.

They have many benefits: convenient to transport and use, loaded with energy, produce largely invisible pollution, and are reliable.

When discussing reasons to participate in environmental behaviours (facilitators to behaviour change), participants described activities that are inexpensive (or could lead to financial benefits), convenient, take little time, or are enjoyable as more appealing.

Therefore, this strategy would greatly benefit convenient, real-time monitoring technology of target DNA under restricted environments.

But her full endorsement of continuing a policy of supporting the dictators we wish to, for our own benefit when convenient, seems a little short of where America's aspirational goals should be.

Capecitabine, an oral fluoropyrimidine that mimics continuous 5-FU infusion by generating 5-FU preferentially in the tumor tissues [ 4], has been shown to have comparable efficacy to 5-FU/folinic acid as first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer, with an additional benefit of convenient administration without hospitalization [ 5].

One of the other major problems with Broadwater was that the benefits it promised — convenient satisfaction of the region's energy needs — would inevitably shield us from the hard choices that have to be made to develop cleaner energy sources and usher in a world less dependent on traditional fossil fuels of any kind.

Sure, riding the subway or bus has its benefits: it's convenient, cheap and better for the environment..

The key benefits are: A convenient mechanism for separating large complex problems into manageable components, enabling the use of all available information sources.

Awareness of the above-mentioned limitations of S-SPECT motivated our team to design and create a new ultra-fast cardiac SPECT camera, denoted the Discovery NM 530c (DNM) (Fig.  1), in order to provide the medical community with the simultaneous benefits of both convenient and cost-effective logistics and improved image quality.

Since expanding numbers of people using awkward, painful and soon-to-be-antiquated methods of glucose monitoring may benefit from this convenient technical stride forward, I spoke with Dr. Pat Mooney, who appears on The Doctors on CBS this week, and who represents the company behind this impressive (and impressively humane!) medical innovation.