Sentence examples for concrete benefit from inspiring English sources
"That is a very concrete benefit".
A more concrete benefit would be to develop ways to interfere with the action of the offending microbes.
His fame as a Nobel-prize-winning guru and friend of the stars has produced little concrete benefit: no government recognises his.
But there is one concrete benefit that should be obvious to politicians, at least what else could be such a sure-fire vote-winner?
William Perry, a defense secretary in the Clinton administration and a member of the drafting committee, said the process offered at least one concrete benefit.
There is plenty of concrete benefit to be gained, with little of the potential pain that might come from putting the same effort into reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
Liberal arts education has more concrete benefits as well.
A review is planned of aid given through international bodies to see which deliver concrete benefits.
The concrete benefits of these programs, which are empirically verifiable, should trump abstract theoretical objections.
From China's perspective, the possible advantage would be to exert power to obtain direct and concrete benefits.
"They have no hope of real changes to the status quo, and small concrete benefits are at least something".
