Sentence examples for born benefit from inspiring English sources

In this case, the impedance match plays an important role in coupling the incident light into the NW cavity; therefore, the front-opening crescent configuration has the born benefit in enhancing the absorption performance of SNSCs as displayed in Fig. 2c2.

Further, Kate found that returning to paid work as a nurse soon after her second baby was born benefited her mental health.

"I said to myself I was born to benefit the world by my great talents".

When I was ready to return to work not long after my baby was born, the benefits office did a "better off in work" calculation.

As Rwanda's minister of health, Dr Agnes Binagwaho, says: "If you give Rwanda money to save the life of the oldest person in Rwanda today, we will make sure that the infant born tonight benefits too".

Infants born at term benefit from supplemental protection afforded by maternal antibodies transferred through the placenta.

It's easier to forgive others if we can find some meaning, some wisdom, some benefit born of the assault and the suffering we experienced.

Other elements contributing to more Latinos in college include the greater growth of U.S. born Hispanics that benefit from an American educational system earlier in life and with less English language barriers, the persistent Latino parental focus on education as the base for the American dream, and Hispanic NGOs and media programs focusing on keeping Latino kids in school.

Partnership is born of mutual benefits and synergies that do not exist independent of the other.

Health professionals involved in global medicine and public health give to others through care and competence; in return they receive benefits born of reciprocal expressions of trust and respect.

Thus Parliamentary Profiles was born, to the infinite benefit of everyone.