Sentence examples for generating the benefit from inspiring English sources
"The assets that the cities have don't come anywhere near generating the benefit payments that are being made now and the projected payments over the next decade," Robert Novy-Marx, a professor at the University of Rochester's Simon School of Business, told HuffPost.
"We're really not generating the benefits that the law intended," said Jim L. Thompson, manager of Coal and Energy Price Report and U.S. Coal Review, two trade publications.
Unfortunately, there are insufficient comparative data currently available to investigate how sleep intensity may interact with sleep durations and brain structure in generating the benefits of sleep.
What makes the difference … is that the other people are voluntarily engaged in the enterprise that generates the benefit, either by commissioning it to be done or by taking part in doing it.
In simpler terms, SaaS companies pay customer acquisition costs upfront but generate the benefits later on.
This new program promises to generate the benefits that the flagship Fuel Up to Play 60 program has triggered.
Provided they strongly believe that EMRs will bring benefits and quality improvement, they will be willing to bear the risks and costs in order to generate the benefits [ 9].
It said that the terms of the transaction failed the most basic test required under tax laws to generate the $400 million benefit.
For a baby born in 2000, Allan has calculated, it would take a one-time contribution of just $3,552 at birth to generate the same benefit that would require $250,000 of contributions under the current system.
Policy scenario analysis indicates that coal washing generates the greatest benefits in the near term, whereas upgrading air pollution control devices maximizes health benefits in the long term.
