Sentence examples for benefits particularly for from inspiring English sources

"Membership is likely to offer significant economic benefits particularly for trade in services.

Means testing has been introduced for child benefit and is now being suggested for a wider range of benefits, particularly for older people.

But the F.D.A. expressed concerns that the risk might outweigh the benefits, particularly for hay fever, which is not life threatening.

Similarly, Eric Hyman, the athletic director at Texas A&M, said his university's move from the Big 12 to the Southeastern Conference, which has a closer relationship with ESPN, paid big benefits, particularly for one player: quarterback Johnny Manziel, a k a Johnny Football, the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy.

SSDs have the potential to offer compelling performance and reliability benefits, particularly for mission-critical environments.

Such programs therefore require careful evaluation of the potential costs and benefits, particularly for already marginalized populations.

It is not driven by early years' education, though it might have some benefit, particularly for children from disadvantaged families.

"A lot of researchers, including myself, were quite disappointed that the trials showed no benefit, particularly for vitamin E," said Dr. Meir Stampfer, an epidemiologist at Harvard.

But it is only worth taking, he said, if there is demonstrable benefit, particularly for young patients who are "typically 5 to 10 times more sensitive than adults".

"The primary benefit, particularly for young scholars, is getting their work not just out into circulation but out into active conversation with the people in the field," says Kathleen Fitzpatrick, a visiting professor at New York University in New York City who studies how networked communication technologies affect scholarship.

And, for all of us in California, there's still time and benefit — particularly for the young, elderly and high-risk individuals — to get a flu shot.