Sentence examples for have a benefit from inspiring English sources

"They have a benefit," he said.

You can't say Astra doesn't have a benefit".

Instead, we have a benefit cut, but precious little change in the sclerotic social housing sector.

"To my knowledge, testosterone doesn't have a benefit for recovery," Amory said.

Then again, wine does have a benefit that stocks and bonds lack.

All of those things have a benefit, a return to the company.

The fall in sterling does have a benefit too, however – it will make exports cheaper.

"Large firms do have a benefit for the users of financial services and for our economies at large".

"There is some evidence that honey, or other sweet demulcent compounds, can have a benefit to coughs," he said.

Even that can have a benefit because the swelling can cause neurological problems like those affecting speech or motion.

Even bitterly divisive contests can have a benefit if they allow the ventilation and thrashing out of differences as a step towards resolving them.