Sentence examples for benefits of developing a from inspiring English sources
Brand Keys' president Robert Passikoff refers to the "Rules of Six" to define the benefits of developing a brand that consumers strongly relate to.
Based on this review, we discuss the issues with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR Council of of Europe 2001) and the benefits of developing a national framework specific to the Chinese context (Question 2).
The benefits of developing a pilot program prior to a major demonstration are illustrated by SSA's Benefit Offset Pilot Demonstration (BOPD), which was the precursor to the larger and ongoing Benefit Offset National Demonstration BONDD).
The paper demonstrates the benefits of developing a multi-disciplinary approach comparing urban assemblages with contemporary sites in its hinterland and further afield, to understand more fully how wild species were exploited in complex societies.
While the U.S. should continue to encourage its Kazakhstani friends to see the long-term benefits of developing a free media, rule of law, and political institutions that are fully publicly accountable, the U.S. needs to recognize Kazakhstan's accomplishments.
This study confirms the benefits of developing a targeted screening strategy in primary care.
b) Developing relationships: You build up a rapport with them Participants also described the benefits of developing an ongoing relationship with the practice nurse.
During the 1999 meeting the group also discussed the benefits of developing an explanatory document to enhance the use and dissemination of CONSORT.
Here, the need to balance risks to patients against the potential benefits of developing an effective therapy, or establishing that an unproven therapy is ineffective, has not gone unnoticed.
Even if the coach is hired first, as appears to have happened with the Chiefs and Andy Reid, he will have the benefit of developing a partnership from the outset with the incoming operations staff.
