Sentence examples for benefits maybe from inspiring English sources

If we can explain the benefits, maybe people will agree this is a good thing to do".

"But if adults believe in echinacea, they're going to get benefits — maybe from placebo — but they'll get benefits".

If so many hadn't lost their jobs and benefits maybe there wouldn't be quite such need for the PM's promised relationship support.

"And a strong, informed patient who knows the risks and benefits — maybe even they have a hard time stopping the train". There are definite limits to the study: It could not control for differences in education or income among people in the sample.

If they can get across the benefits, maybe this could be useful to habitual mobile shoppers out there.

I guess what I'm saying is that, despite these benefits, maybe the school is trying to do too many things.

"Even without a survival benefit, maybe we could show that it helps people," he urged.

"If they're not going to have a tax benefit, maybe they'll go rent and not buy," Casper said.

Yes, now we have tax credits and child benefit, maybe £100 a week, but we spend the money on our son, and we save some, for his education".

Prehospital cooling (at least by infusion of cold saline) on the other hand appears not to convey a benefit, maybe even a risk, and hence, not too much time and effort should be spent on aggressively lowering temperature during transport using ice-cold saline solution.

Greater benefit maybe realized at the lower end of this range.