Sentence examples for brief benefit from inspiring English sources

This time around, so far at least, he has not received even that brief benefit.

Speaking separately to BBC London radio, Johnson said: "I will not waste cycling money on something that would only deliver very brief benefits".

He said: "I will not waste cycling money on something that would only deliver very brief benefits". Transport for London (TfL) pulled out a day before the contracts were due to be signed.

Take geopolitics, where young countries with brief pasts benefit from traveling light, and old countries previously empowered by their histories feel the burdens of old habits in a quick-change world.

In brief, the benefits of weak boundaries have more to do with process than people; when it comes to knowledge, provenance is perceived to be key.

In brief, the benefits of strong boundaries have more to do with people than process; when it comes to people, relationships are perceived to be key.

Since the measure is established and brief, the benefits of this would need consideration.

Although "Burlesque" is brief, it might benefit from tightening; Mr. Byrd repeats his basic points, although the choreography stays lively.

During a course of ECT, seizure duration may become too brief for clinical benefit.

"One blogger was a Tunisian and he'd been active before the revolution, before Ben Ali left," a senior state department official said at a briefing, explaining one benefit of the workshops.

Two weeks later, UC Berkeley's Haas Institute released a policy brief promoting the benefits of rent control for tenants and pushing back on some of Rosen's criticisms of price regulation.