Sentence examples for benefits may help from inspiring English sources

Toys and games with cardiovascular benefits may help keep everyone young at heart!

In a small way, the measures to cut German welfare benefits may help if they encourage more non-workers into the labour force and boost consumers' spending power.

America's recognition of chess's benefits may help explain a development that merits wider recognition: This is a golden age for chess in the United States.

Our results suggest, for instance, that an improved communication of potential health and environmental benefits may help to cope with future challenges.

However, she wrote, the benefits may help people live long enough to have children (and help this trait spread) but they might not help people survive into old age.

This study begins to explore how the expected health benefits may help finance such interventions in urban slum communities.

It's well established that aerobic exercise improves health, but a new study suggests that better cardio fitness leads to a longer life, and that the benefit may help older adults the most.

This test if prospectively demonstrated to be of benefit may help to select a cohort of subjects that will benefit from further assessment and renal revascularization.

Increasing knowledge of services offered at ANC and their benefit may help earlier ANC attendance and compliance with the recommended minimum number of visits.

In addition to offering many physical health benefits, exercise may help improve mental health among individuals with schizophrenia through regulating affect.

These strategies have been repeatedly shown to improve student learning and reduce failure rates (Freeman et al. 2014), benefits which may help lower STEM attrition rates.