Sentence examples for benefits unseen from inspiring English sources

As the land is barren, like the cultural scene, the Emirates must recruit foreign labor with modest benefits unseen in their home countries.

But even then, there might have been some benefit, unseen, unadmitted.

"It's very hard to prove a counterfactual," he told the journalist Jonathan Alter, "where you say, 'You know, things really could have been a lot worse.' " He was speaking of the bank and auto-industry bailouts, but the problem applies more broadly to the stimulus: harm averted is benefit unseen.

Pay attention to how many organizations exist to save certain species that are visually appealing and obviously benefit humans, but not for the visually unappealing and/or having unseen benefits.

Perhaps one of the unseen benefits of teaching these "grit skills" is that students will also gain a better understanding of who they are as human beings.

Sometimes women welcome a shroud of invisibility: they cite modesty but also the benefits of being unseen and unremarked.

Nobody can conceive or imagine all the free benefits that are unseen and unseeable for people from El Salvalador and Nicaraugua and Mexico.

Noting your staff's capabilities has 3 unseen benefits.

Opt in to an opportunity that you might have normally passed on, even a year ago (you were so busy), for the sake of lending a helping hand; unseen benefits always seem to accrue from these.

What unseen benefit might be lurking around the corner?

THE memory cards that are used by today's digital cameras provide an unseen benefit to photographers.