Sentence examples for broader benefit from inspiring English sources

He did say that, while pushing for a broader benefit, the administration hopes to move ahead with its idea for a discount drug card for the elderly.

This advance for press freedom is a corollary of a far broader benefit of section 40, which is currently being undemocratically blocked by culture secretary John Whittingdale.

He was skeptical, too, about any broader benefit to an area where the lives of most of his employees already extend comfortably to both sides of the border.

Any broader benefit that accrues from their striving is not the consequence of foresight or benevolence, but "in spite of their natural selfishness and rapacity".

And as for whether customers would be prepared to accept that resources are more narrowly focused to deliver a broader benefit, this is a question for each organisation to ask of its residents.

The extent of support for affirmative action among student bodies the graduates of the places like Michigan, like the Ivy League, like good liberal arts colleges is very strong because I think they see the broader benefit.

And it will turn out that the drugs have broader benefits than one initially imagined.

The government has said little about the cost or generosity of these broader benefits.

It will set out broader benefits for the national economy than those covered by this formal cost-benefit analysis.

Lenses linked to computers are reading street-signs and product labels to partially sighted people.Optimists see broader benefits ahead.

In many ways, therefore, the benefits to the host country of foreign-owned banks are simply the financial-sector equivalent of the broader benefits of FDI.