Sentence examples for benefits were questioned from inspiring English sources
The economic benefits were questioned.
Studies have also shown how the 'equality' principle and equal social rights in relation to immigrants and welfare benefits were already being debated – albeit to a limited extent – in the late 1970s, where the rights of guest workers to receive unemployment benefits were questioned if their language skills were not sufficient (Breidahl, 2012, Chapter 11).
Owing to hepatitis transmission risks, the US Food and Drug Administration revoked all licences for fibrinogen in 1977 and its benefits were questioned.
Support for ethanol also comes from the fact that it is a biomass fuel, which addresses climate change concerns and greenhouse gas emissions, though nowadays these benefits are questioned and depend on the feedstock used for ethanol production and their indirect land use change impacts.
In a recent review, the benefits of delayed administration were questioned and the authors suggested the use of single intraoperative administration of anesthetic cocktail (Gibbs et al. 2012).
Medium to long term benefits of engaging with eHealth were questioned by some of our participants.
The net costs and benefits have been questioned, and so the program is being analysed to introduce modifications.
Finally, the use of a parallel design for this study has ethical limitations: in areas with such high levels of stunting and where no group meetings or home visits are available to mothers and children, the equipoise of this study (i.e. genuine uncertainty over its benefits) can be questioned.
"With no significant effect even in mild patients seen in one of the two studies, we expect the magnitude of the benefit to be questioned," Jeffrey Holford, an analyst at Jefferies & Company, said in a note.
But in today's global climate of weak growth and inward-looking politics, these textbook notions that freer trade benefits all are being questioned by many.
