Sentence examples for discernible benefit from inspiring English sources

Why did they decide to do something so inflammatory that had no discernible benefit?

The only discernible benefit was in reducing instances of gastroenteritis, thanks to a specific agent found only in human milk, secretory immunoglobulin A (or SIgA).

In a statement, Veritas said it had gained no "discernible benefit" from General McCaffrey's television appearances and called his TV work "completely independent" from his role with Veritas.

Importing American rules "would impose a virtually intolerable, added burden on our smaller companies for no discernible benefit," Ms Stymiest said.Still, Toronto is not untouched by scandal.

With politics becoming a secular religion, and its practitioners taking similarly inflexible stands, affording little discernible benefit to the nation, it might be worthwhile to consider how an economist would approach some of the vital issues today.

Meanwhile, Erdogan's government has come under growing domestic criticism for a policy that has aggressively supported the Syrian opposition without demonstrating any discernible benefit for Turkey or, seemingly, accelerating Assad's departure.

Last year, a small-scale randomized trial found no discernible benefits from icing leg muscle tears.

Despite advocates, growing evidence indicates that classified boards merely obfuscate the process while providing no discernible benefits.

More recently, research from various parts of the world has largely confirmed the lack of discernible benefits.

More recently, research from various parts of the world has largely confirmed the lack of discernible benefits.

Selections for both grant programs were based on the projects' potential to advance research by junior faculty, to bring long-term discernible benefits to international studies at Cornell and to conform to the highest academic standards.