Sentence examples for benefits of much from inspiring English sources

"If you don't give people a reason to become interested in their genome and to become comfortable with their personal genomic information, then the benefits of much of the biomedical research, which is indexed to particular genetic states, won't be embraced in a time frame that most people can benefit from," Rine said.

American freedom has been the driving force behind the invention and spread of the enormous benefits of much of modern technology.

One of the great benefits of much of Asia having achieved middle income status and greater levels of prosperity is that national industries have developed and become more competitive, along with the diversity and rising level of exports.

Self-deprecating and deferential, he has welcomed me back every July, without benefit of much practice.

But with the benefit of much hindsight, investigators are seeing potential clues that went virtually unnoticed almost a decade ago.

Therefore, the nickel hydroxide electrode with nanocup architecture offered the benefit of much better electrocatalytic performance than the film electrode and hollow-sphere electrode during electrolysis of urea.

The recognition that Mr. Burhoe ultimately achieved was won without the benefit of much academic training, which the Depression denied him.

And because they had the benefit of much shorter interior lines, they needed far fewer support troops and could match their opponents in combat strength.

David: They both told very moving stories about their family backgrounds — their parents working away without the benefit of much education and then living to see their own children rise to positions of national leadership.

Like many mega-platinum records, "Come Away" succeeded without the benefit of much critical support, and "Feels Like Home" has sold two million copies in the first month of its release.

These wetlands provided the added benefit of much needed green space for the surrounding community.