Sentence examples for human benefits from inspiring English sources

The financial, not to mention human, benefits would be incalculable.

As a footballer, it tore a chunk out of him to leave – but the human benefits are obvious.

If the government changed its counterproductive encampment policy for refugees and included Dadaab in its development plans, Kenya could reap major economic and human benefits.

It makes a compelling argument that a dramatic increase in health spending by both rich and poor nations would produce huge economic and human benefits.

There are no human benefits to Mr. Romney's you're-on-your-own approach, only continued loss of jobs, homes and health care for millions of people.

Although economic growth is what has transformed the quality of our lives over the last 200 years, it looks as if the real social and human benefits of growth are subject to diminishing returns.

"He wants to use God for human benefit.

Grant said: "If you talk about research, people don't realise what huge human benefit, direct human benefit, comes from it.

For instance, recently there has been excitement about using spiders' silk for human benefit.

"It's not that human benefit is the end-all of biodiversity," Dr. Gomez said.

"It is still far too easy to subject primates to extremely devastating experiments with little or no human benefit.