Sentence examples for expect benefit from inspiring English sources

"The fact that Iraq has now dropped off the radar is helpful and you would expect benefit from [Barack] Obama replacing Bush, so an improvement is logical.

"In my view, the statement by MACC still causes me concern as it means whoever donated such large sums is likely to expect benefit," said lawyer Ambiga Sreenevasan, who heads the National Human Rights Society.

Expect benefit cuts or tax increases, especially on the rich.

Of these, 1175 (33.8%) reported frequent migraine (> 5 days/month) and might clearly expect benefit from, and therefore had need of, preventative medication.

Camps as short as 2 weeks of classic and LHTL altitude will quite likely increase Hbmass and most athletes can expect benefit.

There is very little empirical data on TM and motivations to participate in a trial in South Africa, but a recent study analysing motivations for enrolling on a Phase 3 oncology study has suggested that participants do expect benefit from participating in a trial.

Illegal immigrants should not expect benefits from the State of California.

Second, should we even expect benefits to be tied to jobs?

Thus, we expect benefits from creating either kind of explanation but for the reasons outlined previously, we expect larger benefits from creating visual explanations.

Professionals expect benefits from neonatal screening for Pompe disease, especially for early-onset cases.

So even the expected benefit is overstated.