Sentence examples for conceivable benefits from inspiring English sources

What are the conceivable benefits to the North Korean people?

He is skeptical that religion has any survival value, contending that its cost in blood and guilt outweighs any conceivable benefits.

Although it stated that a constitutional violation occurs only when "the alien's testimony could conceivably benefit the defendant," id., at 74, the court's application of the "conceivable benefit" test demonstrated that the test will be satisfied whenever the deported aliens were eyewitnesses to the crime.

The court thus adopted a more stringent test than the Ninth Circuit's "conceivable benefit" test.

"The costs of engaging in racial discrimination in college admissions are huge and they overwhelm any conceivable benefit.

"It will become abundantly clear that Christie endorsed Trump and received absolutely no conceivable benefit for doing so," Dorrinson said.

The report examined every conceivable benefit the University brings to the community, starting with the $2 billion it adds to the economy of the region.

As described by the Court of Appeals, the "conceivable benefit" test "impose[s] no requirement of government misconduct or negligence before dismissal of an indictment is warranted.

The financial and human costs that were incurred dwarf any conceivable benefit to our country's best interests, and we should have seen that coming.

"The conceivable benefit in Mendez-Rodriguez stemmed from the fact that the deported aliens were eyewitnesses to, and active participants in, the crime charged, so that there was a strong possibility that they could have provided material and relevant evidence concerning the events constituting the crime.

In arguing that the United States should negotiate with Hamas despite Hamas's continuing refusal to accept Israel's existence, Mr. Cohen paints Israel's actions only in the harshest of lights, while giving Hamas every conceivable benefit of the doubt, and then some.