Sentence examples for benefits direction from inspiring English sources

Interviewed by Brett Berk of Vanity Fair in May 2010, Morris stated that Brittany and Santana were simply best friends, and the show would not be taking them in a "friends with benefits" direction.

It would provide benefit direction for the preparation and usage of polymer layered silicate nanocomposites (PLSN).

However, the results in Figure 2 suggest that the risk/benefit ratio is more in the benefit direction for CHD mortality compared with VRM score.

The ratio of omega-3 FA benefits to MeHg risks is similar across these studies, with the dose response for IQ somewhat less in the benefit direction than the one we used based on VRM.

Since cross-sectional study designs for longevity are subject to unique methodological complications [11] and longitudinal cohort designs can be prohibitively expensive, case-control studies will benefit from direction or corroboration by linkage scans.

No sooner was he in City Hall than Mr. Barry began to solidify his support among the city's blacks, steering housing projects, job programs and other governmental benefits in their direction.

The cross-track direction benefits most of the PCVs.

"The derivative also means they eliminate the possibility that a change in inflation in the other direction benefits them.

In "Job's Passion" (1981), which benefits from lively direction by David Paul Willinger and clever translation by Shay Azoulay, it may seem that Mr. Levin has gone to an awful lot of trouble just to declare God's nonexistence.

On the other hand, one of the most immediate and shocking benefits of his direction is the action sequences, most notably one set piece in which an apparent victory immediately segues into a slaughter, with angles filmed from a vulture's-eye view by the cinematographer Robert Richardson.

The paper produces the basic control equations of an aircraft with this singularity showing the benefits of variable direction thrust applied in this position.