Sentence examples for benefits it made from inspiring English sources

"The visual seductiveness of those walls has a number of benefits — it made many people think how ecologically inert our cities have become, and architects are experiencing really seismic shifts in their thinking about building envelopes," Mr. Sitta said.

Later, he said, he realized the shape offered unexpected benefits: it made it easy for "users to swirl the wine to aerate it" and "it decanted wine much faster" than the company's other models.

Whatever its spiritual or physical benefits, it makes for beautiful spectacle, with everyone moving in perfectly choreographed slow motion, as though performing water ballet on land.

"If you push up wages and benefits, it makes the regional jets less attractive in about half of those markets".

The significant speed up achieved (factor of 25) has multiple benefits: It makes the MRF approach a practical proposition.

Given the new limitation on sharing benefits, it makes sense that Amazon would now roll out the unlimited photo storage to its Household members.

That said, the tangential benefits it makes possible are considerable in themselves, so the short-term disadvantages in terms of ecosystem obsolescence are ultimately probably not a bad trade-off.

Having K good plans to choose from has many benefits: it makes the synthesis planning process much more robust towards actual feasibility when in later stages adding functionalization reactions and other chemical details, it allows one to combine several quality measures, and it provides a way to deal with imprecise yield estimates.

Having K good plans to choose from has many benefits: it makes the synthesis planning process much more robust when in later stages adding further chemical detail, it allows one to combine several notions of cost, and it provides a way to deal with imprecise yield estimates.

But it had one immediate benefit: it made possible the best work of Blanche Lazzell, a perennially overlooked American modernist.

But the failed effort produced at least one benefit: It made every other proposal look moderate in comparison.