Sentence examples for face the benefit from inspiring English sources

On its face, the benefit from the existing exclusion can amount to a significant out-of-pocket savings: about $31,000 per person for those in the top U.S. income tax bracket grossing more than $80,000 in earned income.

This study investigates the best performing companies in Turkey's sustainability field through a survey that addresses the barriers they face, the benefits they achieve, their further needs for achieving sustainability and the scope of, and drivers for, the practices.

"In the 21st century, scientific and technological innovations have become increasingly important as we face the benefits and challenges of both globalization and a knowledge-based economy.

As for the rest, they were barely holding it together in the face of the benefit cuts.

The stronger girl pretended to hit her — and told her to run away holding her face, for the benefit of the other tough kids watching.

The initial letter, announcing that his DLA was to stop and telling us to phone the number within 14 days or face losing the benefit, was scary.

Taken at face value the benefit of the KP model was substantial.

Where the very low absolute risk of breast cancer was presented, the increased risk appeared to be more acceptable in the face of the benefit in reducing the risk of heart disease.

When you look at hundreds and hundreds of bare faces, without the benefit of Photoshop or professional lighting, bare faces start to look pretty good".

Mr Lawrence said: "When you look at all the effort we've put into getting the 1,400 JLR [Jaguar Land Rover] jobs, we effectively could face the entire benefit of that to the local economy being wiped out".

There are no teachers wagging fingers; just friendly faces offering the benefit of their experience.