Sentence examples for into a benefit from inspiring English sources

"A reduction in Daraprim's list price would not translate into a benefit for patients".

Pigou's approach, Mankiw argues, also converts a burden into a benefit.

But officials reckon that accepting refugees could turn a burden into a benefit.

They used knowledge and experience to turn the terrible economic timing into a benefit.

And, No. 2, she'd like to turn it in some degree into a benefit for Christopher Reeve".

Mr. Giraldi turned a New York screening of his film into a benefit for police families, raising $20,000.

When incorporating job effects into a benefit-cost analysis, the analyst must confront two questions.

"We can't turn DOD into a benefits company that occasionally kills a terrorist," warned Punaro.

The cumulative annual estimates of averted HCV cases translates into a benefit-cost ratio ranging from 14.2 to 29.3, and cost-effectiveness value ranging from $1,200 to $2,483.

For example, according to data in Table 4, the cumulative annual estimates of new HIV cases averted, based on the second model, translate into a benefit-cost ratio ranging from 9.9 to 21.7, and cost-effectiveness value ranging from $9,720 to $21,263.

An early example is the work by Tallarida et al. on a severity scale developed through physician interviews which synthesizes information on disease severity and adverse drug reactions so that these considerations can be quantitatively incorporated into a benefit-risk analysis [ 10].