Sentence examples for enough time to benefit from inspiring English sources

The commission has in fact often taken governments to court for breaching its state aid rules, a lengthy legal process that has often given the carriers enough time to benefit from such funds – even in cases when the money was not justified and later ordered to be paid back.

The study concluded only patients who survive longer than 3 months have enough time to benefit – though only temporarily – in terms of QoL [ 16].

Without enough time to reap the benefits, the elderly endure needless dietary limits and needle sticks.

By resting and leaving a day in between exercising a specific body part or muscle, you are giving your body enough time to reap the benefits of your hard work.

Therefore, the larger memory not only permits the allocation, but also the preservation of these sequences for a long enough time to extract the benefits resulting from the caching of this content.

Mr. McLaren said in the report that he had not had enough time to identify athletes who might have benefited from manipulated test results.

A 3-month time frame period after the diagnosis process gives enough time to patients to undertake and receive some benefits from their treatments and at the same time to avoid a selection bias due to loosing too many patients.

Enough time to take some pain now and enjoy the benefits on election day in 2017.

The brief appearance gave Democrats enough time to accuse Republicans of miserliness for not extending unemployment benefits for thousands of people who will lose them by Christmas.

That's enough time to see if you like it, and experience some of the benefits.

That's enough time to see if you like it, and maybe experience some of these benefits for yourself.