Sentence examples for collections benefit from inspiring English sources

These collections benefit the public when they remain intact and are displayed in the appropriate site and under the stewardship of historians.

The fast pace of drug discovery programs is supported by high-throughput screening campaigns to identify new chemical entities, where the underlying screening compound collections benefit from combinatorial libraries with lead- and drug-like properties.

The short story, whose impact can be diluted in a collection, benefits enormously from the format.

His gift of several thousand of his scores to our collection benefits all who study here.

(Ms. Desai's story collection benefited from being bereft of mangoes, he seems to imply in the review).

In 2010, she showed collections for five seasons, opened more than 20 new boutiques in the U.S., Asia and Europe and formally launched a collection benefiting domestic microfinance through the Tory Burch Foundation.

Then one realizes that the increased cost of collection benefits the much admired private sector whereas hiring more agents, even though economically efficient, has the lamentable side effect of increasing the size of the much disliked (by Republicans) federal bureaucracy.

The Mersey Head and Neck Oncology Research Group tissue collection benefits from a large series of matched fresh-frozen and FFPE tumour samples.

He will also conduct an auction of two of his DVD interview collections to benefit the Cinema Arts Center.

Though less than a month old, Hello La Mode is already scheduled to have special events like "Shop & Give," a series of celebrity-curated collections that benefit the cause of their choice.

Let (J_{1}) be a collection of benefit criteria (i.e., the larger (c_{j},) the greater preference) and (J_{2}) be a collection of cost criteria (i.e., the smaller (c_{j},) the greater preference).