Sentence examples for derive no benefit from inspiring English sources
But the local Dinka derive no benefit from this money.
Where the female can derive no benefit from association with the male, no such association takes place".
If investors assume every company is pushing the accounting envelope, then those that use more conservative accounting derive no benefit from acting responsibly.
But the poet Ozdemir Ince said that Turkish literature would derive no benefit from the prize, ranking Pamuk low down on his list of writers.
For instance, the N.N.T. for antibiotics to treat radiologically diagnosed acute sinusitis is 15, meaning that 14 out of 15 who take them derive no benefit.
Many 4-year-olds are ready to start and do well in kindergarten, whereas just as many 5- and even 6-year-olds with marginal academic or social skills struggle and derive no benefit from starting later.
Smokers, alcohol abusers, motorcycle drivers who eschew helmets, those who don't exercise and so on cost insured, responsible citizens who try to safeguard their own health billions of dollars in taxes from which they derive no benefits whatsoever.
A key underlying reason for opposition to turbines is the feeling of invasion of a community which derives no benefit from the development.
In short order, the TNF gene was cloned, the protein mass-produced and an ugly truth unearthed:At doses humans could tolerate, patients derived no benefit whatsoever.
