While this transformation may be painful, it is ultimately beneficial to the economy as a whole, or so it is claimed.
While this transformation may be painful, it is ultimately beneficial to the economy as a whole, or so it is claimed.
Stephanie Coontz, a historian specializing in marriage and family studies and the author of Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage, says that – cliche or not – the trope of marrying one's best friend is ultimately beneficial, especially for women, who had the most to comparatively gain from the shifting marital ideal.
Though politically popular, it is unclear whether those conditions were ultimately beneficial for consumers.
It is feasible to have competing interests for frequently occurring childhood cancers as studies are not limited by patient numbers, and the use of different approaches for frequently occurring childhood cancers is ultimately beneficial, as it allows for selection of studies that achieve the best outcome upon which to build future clinical and biological research.
While significantly altered pathways and signaling cascades were identified with the present study approach, it remains unclear if the effects observed are ultimately beneficial or deleterious for renal tissue function.
Perhaps this global disenchantment with the President is ultimately beneficial for everyone, because it will force citizens worldwide to look at Obama from a new perspective in which he does not wear a halo.
It is, however, an increase of sacred power that is ultimately beneficial to the sacrificer.
Thus the word of the Roman sacrificer to his god: "Be thou increased (macte) by this offering". It is, however, an increase of sacred power that is ultimately beneficial to the sacrificer.
Some 150 years before the word macroeconomics was coined, he wrote that "in the affairs of a Country, to increase the total amount of industry and opulence, is ultimately beneficial to every part of it".
