Sentence examples for benefits differently from inspiring English sources

Different women will weigh the harms and benefits differently, Dr. Berg noted, but added that even for women 50 and older, "it would be perfectly rational for a woman to decide she didn't want to do it".

"Of course employers will pay their benefits differently.

Still, many scholars who study terror see the interplay of risks and benefits differently.

Frederick Peters, president of Warburg Realty Partnership, who also appears in the series, sees the benefits differently.

The law would close a loophole that counts military education benefits differently from Department of Education aid, which allowed schools to circumvent the rule by designating veterans' education benefits as if the money were not paid by the federal government.

Each proposal weighs costs and benefits differently.It is up to Mr LaHood and the FRA to make sense of this jumble.

It may be that patients responding to telcagepant have different characteristics than, or benefit differently from, patients responding to zolmitriptan.

Students with different types of thinking benefit differently from traditional and CAS-supported learning environments (Galindo-Morales, 1994).

Men and women may benefit differently from social relationships because of cultural differences in gender roles.

The suggestion that men and women benefit differently from the neighbourhood environment warrants further investigation of gender differences in neighbourhood health effects.

Because most of the subjects were women, the researchers could not determine whether women or men benefited differently.