Sentence examples for indisputable benefit from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it will confer at least one indisputable benefit on the city by opening more room at the academy for the Philadelphia Opera, which has made considerable progress under Robert B. Driver, and the Pennsylvania Ballet.

The one indisputable benefit was the end of slavery, which ironically, was a consequence rather than objective of the conflict.

This would imply an indisputable benefit for salmon producers.

Although this study is retrospective in nature, the results provide a piece of evidence that patients with AGC may derive an indisputable benefit from cisplatin-based doublet chemotherapy.

The use of SBA during childbirth is almost universal in high income countries, but lags behind in most low-income settings in sub-Saharan Africa [ 16], despite it being an indisputable benefit [ 17, 18].

Britain experienced a surge and now has 10GW, with 800,000 homeowners enjoying the technology's indisputable benefits.

"The real trick is to retain what is best in American health care while correcting its deficiencies and expanding upon its indisputable benefits," he said.

I reeled off the list of things that were indisputable benefits to the country such as the English language, an education system, railways, post and telegraph and the abolition of the thugs, receiving a grudging acknowledgement.

Despite their indisputable benefits in diabetic patients, statins, GP IIb/IIIa receptor antagonists and invasive strategy were underused or often neglected.

The fact of the matter is, while not every remote worker is happier, more productive, and produces better quality work, as some have purported, telecommuting offers indisputable benefits for certain types of businesses.

Despite the indisputable benefits, concerns with the adverse effects of efavirenz use particularly neuropsychiatric symptoms are well recognized [ 3- 5].