Sentence examples for intellectual benefit from inspiring English sources

On the other hand there is no intellectual benefit to be gained from hiding powerful literary texts away in the drawer marked "national literature".

tests administered to more than 3,000 Danes born from 1959 to 1961 showed that being breast-fed for up to nine months conferred a long-lasting intellectual benefit.

Do we want these people to be priced out of the best universities so that they can make way for students whose only real concern is, not the considerable intellectual benefit of a high quality education, just the brand name to add to their CV?

There was, on this understanding, intellectual benefit in political participation, and, equally, political practice might benefit from the speculative mind.

In other words, is the rational or intellectual benefit worth the risks?

However, I think the spiritual and intellectual benefits far outweighed the disadvantages.

What a relief to imagine our kids soaking up intellectual benefits that mere time with their parents could never provide!

Research shows that blended settings at the early-childhood level have social and intellectual benefits for children with and without special needs.

Putting aside whatever financial and intellectual benefits Assange gets from these discussions, "The World Tomorrow" might help him make the case that he is a journalist who can — and does — work within the ambit of conventional media.

She hired a consultant, and persuaded the university to foot the bill, producing a 101-page strategic plan that considered everything from future growth to dormitory space to the intellectual benefits of remaining near the arts and sciences buildings.

In addition to the intellectual benefits she describes, playing an instrument makes children better listeners in school and other settings, keeps them out of trouble by keeping them busy, gives them nonverbal ways to express emotion, and offers an activity in which they can always improve.