Sentence examples for for some benefit from inspiring English sources

Research subjects are hoping for some benefit, and society is demanding new and better treatments.

Insider trading is defined as the transmission of "material, nonpublic information" in breach of a duty and for some benefit.

"When people go out and buy domain names like that, they're usually trying to do it for some benefit, selling it for a higher price," he said.

She had five minutes at the end of an evening of stand-up comedy for some benefit or other, she can't remember what.

Mutualism occurs when one species provides some benefit in exchange for some benefit.

Or the agent may be willing to trade or waive his right in exchange for some benefit.

Mr. Blunkett's office said later that East European immigrants working legally would qualify for some benefits, provided they were paying income taxes.

On the other hand, the expenses for some benefits paid by the local government would fall.

By law, under certain circumstances, unemployed or uninsured workers who were misclassified are still eligible for some benefits.

September's CPI figure is used to set the rate for some benefits, including the state pension and those for disabled people and carers.

The results of both studies provided evidence for some benefits of an information-enriched control labelling over traditional temperature-centred controls labelling.