Sentence examples for equally benefit from inspiring English sources

This improved sexual and political equality in males would thus foster monogamy and paternal investment (see below), which would equally benefit all females and infants by ensuring them an equal access to all the material requirements of daily survival notably food, shelter, and protection.

But they don't equally benefit.

Even more ludicrous is the idea that the average UK household will "benefit by as much as £400 a year" – as if any advantages that do accrue would equally benefit every household in the country.

Possibly, individual learners would require less additional support or could equally benefit from computer-supported scripts.

(And by product I mean a full product, not a feature release, though both of these should equally benefit from reps' input).

We also believe that technology can play a vital role in creating richer learning environments, but only if all teachers and learners can equally benefit from it".

The underlying assumption here is that everyone in the household equally benefits from living in a house that is owned by (at least) one of the household members.

The results of the project equally benefited the targeted students and teachers regardless of gender or socio-economic status.

It is unclear whether people with and without diabetes equally benefitted from reductions in cardiovascular disease (CVD).

However, not all segments of the society equally benefited from the progress that was made and many impoverished people in Nepal are struggling with poor health care [ 8].

Clearly, although these two GcvB antagonists differ in their molecular mechanism, their existence argues that control of the global regulator GcvB at the RNA level equally benefits endogenous gene expression and horizontally acquired genetic elements.