Sentence examples for bit of benefit from inspiring English sources

Every bit of benefit that we get we have invested back in the business".

"These are strong and fair measures to make sure British taxpayers don't subsidise people who want to do a bit of benefit tourism and come from one country to another just to get the better benefits system," he said.

"We don't get a damn bit of benefit from electricity produced in the Dakotas," John Barry, author of Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How it Changed America, said recently.

And Senator George V. Voinovich, Republican of Ohio, said that "the little bit of benefit you'd get" from drilling "would be negligible compared to risks to quality of the lake and the whole ambience of it".

"All they need is a little bit of benefit to overcome their fear and start hiring again".

While the devices are essentially the same – screen size and processor excepted – the Note 4 was speedy, bright, and very usable and the stylus adds a bit of benefit for those used to writing things down.

Turkey's Islamist government has distilled every last bit of political benefit from the flotilla crisis, domestically and internationally.

He told Holtze, "It sounds to me like you have a little bit of a benefit in which your consumers can get real utility and actually use the service even if the brands aren't there".

Calling himself "an institutionalist at heart," he said that "whether I agree or disagree with the president or vice president, you know, they are the president and the vice president and you give them a little bit of the benefit of the doubt".

A fair bit of the benefits will go to people who are not in the financial industry at all.

If Medicare Advantage is trimmed by, say, $8 billion over five years, or less than 2percentt of the projected overall Medicare spending of nearly $600 billion, he said, the companies could meet that challenge by "shaving back a little bit of incremental benefits and maybe a little bit on profit margins".