Sentence examples for enough benefits from from inspiring English sources
In the past, resource-poor farmers have not received nearly enough benefits from the world's agricultural engineers because too many of the engineers' schemes and tools have been too expensive, too complicated, too large or too fragile.
"So it's interesting that this partnership that built up in the earlier days and benefited both parties was never permanent - because once they gain enough benefits from each other it becomes more like rivalry.
And some television producers are reaping enough benefits from the web between broadcasts (e.g. Lost) that I believe the next phase will mean altered programmed content, as TV continues its migration from passive to some level of interactivity.
If enough people see enough benefit from it, it could scale to a billion people".Such an undertaking would have been unimaginable, and unimaginably expensive, a decade ago.
That investigation could explore whether the governor received enough benefit from gifts given to his wife — particularly loans or gifts of money — that he should have considered them gifts to himself as well.
Zetia and Vytorin are for patients who don't get enough benefit from these other drugs, or who can't take high doses of statins because of side effects like achiness or elevated liver enzymes.
The scope of an application area should be small enough to be manageable but large enough to provide adequate benefits from sharing data among individual applications.
"The problem is, they don't get paid enough in benefits from Her Majesty's government to pay the rent.
"We will have to invest in health and education to make sure people are skilled enough and well enough to benefit from growth," said Nag, highlighting the importance of social protection – health insurance, unemployment benefits.
Tommy, still vivacious at 3, was the only candidate well enough to benefit from the transplant and strong enough to withstand its risks.
