Sentence examples for benefits extremely from inspiring English sources

Delayed umbilical cord clamping benefits extremely low gestational age neonates (ELGANs) but has not gained wide acceptance.

In doing so he set the definition of "substantial public benefits" extremely broadly – the implication is that any developer can claim that their projects create jobs, and without trying too hard to prove that a listed building is not viable, can go ahead and demolish it.

The gradual elimination of the estate tax will exclusively benefit extremely wealthy heirs.

"The benefits are extremely fair and extremely generous".

The existing package of Medicaid benefits is extremely comprehensive.

And for some people, the extra dental and vision benefits are extremely important, he added.

Among the benefits are "extremely large lines of credit", according to court records filed by Jacobs.

"I don't feel guilt about using a system that predominantly benefits the extremely wealthy in order to create a system that's balanced in its representation of the poor and the rich," he says.

The technology of the project, with its huge scale and comprehensive benefits, is extremely complicated, and the design difficulty is greater than that of any other hydro project in the world.

Antenatal corticosteroids are given primarily to induce fetal lung maturation but results from meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials have not shown mortality or pulmonary benefits for extremely preterm infants although these are the infants most at risk of mortality and pulmonary disease.

Plus, the lack of optimized apps for two screens means the benefits are extremely limited.