Sentence examples for benefits of something from inspiring English sources

When the benefits of something new are obvious, people are usually quick to embrace it.

With the release this Wednesday of "Shrek 2," DreamWorks SKG will probably enjoy the benefits of something that has lately been in exceedingly short supply: a hit.

Simon Dornan of Virgin Media, which took over Telewest in 2007 and commissioned the artwork, said the idea was to show the benefits of "something as visible as gas or electricity".

I'm skeptical of the benefits of something like 720p in such a small form factor anyway.

11 48am: IBM tries to explain some of the real world benefits of something like Watson, saying that he can read all of the world's medical files in seconds.

Whether it doesn't see the disasters coming, makes a calculated gamble that the growth or mission benefits of something will far outweigh the risks, or purposefully makes a dangerous decision while obscuring the consequences, Facebook is responsible for its significant shortcomings.

"I think in the first year we had the benefit of something new coming in there and there was a tremendous amount of in-depth coverage.

The real benefit of something like Project Bloks is that it actually removes the code; it allows children to begin thinking programmatically, without the obstacle of syntax.

Integrity means respecting others, doing the right thing even when no one is watching, not taking undue benefit of something undeserved, saying the same thing in your face as behind your back, demonstrating intellectual honesty, etc. Secondly I look for intelligence and energy.

"So to ask an Olympian would you want to lose benefits because of something you've never heard of or doesn't exist sounds crazy.

Since he started receiving Incapacity Benefits – because of something to do with his cartilage – he's been loafing around, preferably in the tropics.