Sentence examples for ever beneficial from inspiring English sources

(It also doesn't help that the wireless providers are now merging left and right. As if less choice was ever beneficial to consumers).

The researchers say that their findings demonstrate that laughter isn't always beneficial, although they have stressed that in most cases it only ever carries a 'low risk of harm and may be beneficial'.

But is it always beneficial?

Extra stretching is always beneficial.

I ask Schmidt whether she thinks the distance between the child and their family necessitated by university can ever be beneficial to recovery from an eating disorder.

Can screen time ever be beneficial?

But when, if ever, is it beneficial to collect seeds or make divisions of wild plants?

That's always more beneficial".

But far from being dead, the gap year is now more valuable and beneficial than ever.

First was the suggestion that he would only advocate the euro, "if ever", if it was beneficial to Britain: the clear implication, in the context of the Greek crisis, is that he no longer thinks the single currency a good idea.

If there is no water to wash your hands, use hand sanitizer but not too much for two reasons - it dries your skin out and it can actually kill the beneficial germs (ever heard of antibiotic resistance?).