Sentence examples for long benefit from inspiring English sources

We treasure the time this great New Yorker spent with us, and the public will long benefit from a spirit of generosity that was remarkable beyond measure.

Moreover, the aggregate consequences of a long benefit period may not be all that large, because a only small fraction of people are unemployed long enough for it to matter whether the benefit period is 99 weeks or 199 weeks.

The polar bears, the time travel, Evangeline Lilly playing tough - the show is one long benefit of the doubt.

What is not known is for how long benefit is maintained and at what rate it is lost (if at all) over time.

The integration of biomarkers, clinical judgment, and microbiologic eradication might help to define a shorter duration for some ventilator-associated pneumonia episodes due to non-fermenting Gram-negative bacilli, but until these strategies are implemented in clinical practice for individualizing antibiotic treatment, a short-course duration does not seem to tailor a long benefit.

"We have long benefited from our collaboration with the Lemann Foundation.

The Post has long benefited from strong First Amendment protection and has long defended it.

"The UK has long benefited from strong mobile competition," said Philip Marnick, spectrum group director at Ofcom.

"Communities have long benefited from these programs, but they could be doing a lot more".

MasterCard and Visa have long benefited from having exclusive ties to banks.

The town, Bani Walid, and its dominant Warfalla tribe long benefited from Colonel Qaddafi's rule.