Sentence examples for benefits in doing from inspiring English sources
The Ottoman authorities seldom exerted pressure on Christians to convert to Islam, though there were fiscal and legal benefits in doing so.
"Respondents saw no benefits in doing so, feared victimisation, or thought they could best handle the situation themselves," wrote the report's author, Dr Louise North.
And while the Trumps have vowed to sign no new foreign deals, pursuing a raft of new domestic contracts from coast to coast means the Trumps are likely to engage in negotiations with private developers, banks and investors who see additional benefits in doing business with the president's company.
I knew there were benefits in doing so, but that didn't take away from how difficult it was and still is.
I do think there are many benefits in doing a tough class, and we need to challenge ourselves to get stronger, but there's a balanced way to achieve that.
Today's most outspoken critics of Turkey's fundamental rights standards are also among the staunchest defenders of Turkey´s accession to the EU, despite obvious electoral benefits in doing the opposite.
There will always be a handful of wise Europeans who see mutual benefit in doing a deal with Britain.
I don't believe there is any psychotherapeutic benefit in doing a gig because it's not a proper cognitive process.
There is not an atom of public benefit in doing so and the consequences for the child and his family are irremediable.
"Legislators think that in this era there's a lot of political benefit in doing good things for religion, and saying no to religious requests is hard for them to do".
