Sentence examples for decided benefit from inspiring English sources
There's also a faux-country fruit stand, which has the decided benefit of offering apples, oranges and other fruit for snacks, rather than the junk food usually available at park kiosks.
Conversely, the prospect that Mr. Hevesi might stay in the race is a development that has in recent days cheered supporters of Mr. Bloomberg, who believes that it could split the Democratic vote to the decided benefit of their candidate.
Among other things, Samsung's got the decided benefit of several generations of smartwatches under its belt.
Startups, meanwhile, get distribution from one of the biggest retailers around, including the decided benefit of real-world customer interaction.
It is a politically decided benefit we have, to sick-list under certain circumstances which are decided by the authorities.
Rousseau maintained that civil religion has decided benefits.
Among the decided benefits of its place as a giant among consumer electronics companies is the ability to showcase some of the more creative spinoffs at some of the world's biggest tech trade shows — which it's continued to do like clockwork.
In a recent study by Pieterse et al (2007), the deciding benefit to choose for neoadjuvant radiotherapy (RT) and the importance of different treatment outcomes were found to vary widely among rectal cancer patients as well as between oncologists and patients.
No matter what Congress decides, benefits will be reduced in November, when a provision in the 2009 stimulus bill expires.
[Prop 8] Sonia Sotomayor: So they can create a class they don't like — here, homosexuals — or a class that they consider is suspect in the marriage category, and they can create that class and decide benefits on that basis when they themselves have no interest in the actual institution of marriage as married?
The Ministry of Health has identified a number of implementation challenges concerning targeting the poor, deciding benefits, managing service delivery coverage and quality, accommodating the needs of ethnic minorities, developing administrative and payment mechanisms, managing the relationship between different schemes and solving the issue of sustainability (Annear et al. 2008).
