Sentence examples for both the benefit of from inspiring English sources

The audience in the small concert hall at St George's Hall (where Dickens once read) gave him both the benefit of the doubt and a standing ovation.

Otherwise, one loses both the benefit of the ideas that he or she is paid for, as well as the most creative people.

Personally, I think we should grant them both the benefit of the doubt, and set this touching scene in the colonnade beside another, much-loved moment of togetherness: Piglet sidled up to Pooh from behind.

Thus, giving both the benefit of the doubt, it seems possible to believe both that Ford was assaulted just as she has described — and also that Kavanaugh didn't do it.

In an appendix to its annual budget, White House officials in March touched on both the benefit of leveraged loans and the potential that they could cause a repeat of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.

If a farm is experiencing a loss of control or performance from the BT-CRW toxin, there are several effective strategies to use which has both the benefit of reducing losses in future years and helping to preserve the technology from increased insect resistance.

The authors are correct that many people overrate both the benefits of small business and the evils of bigness.

But the authors are correct that many people overrate both the benefits of small business and the evils of bigness.

Cooperative interactions are rewarded such that both the benefits of recipients and costs of donators are affected by the reward size.

In his famous talk, There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom, Richard Feynman highlighted both the benefits of improving the resolution of the electron microscope and the potential applications of writing or controlling single atoms.

More than 7 million athletes participate in high school sports annually, with both the benefits of physical activity and risks of injury.