Sentence examples for matters benefit from inspiring English sources

Previous research demonstrated that choices in complex matters benefit from leaving them to unconscious thought (as opposed to simple choices, such as choosing one's favorite between different towels) (Dijksterhuis, Bos, Nordgren, & Van Baaren, 2006).

Do intellectual property rights to genetics and genomics-related subject matter benefit the public when there is no identifiable product?

Wrapped up within are some knob gags and swipes at estate agents but even the more obvious and down-to-earth subject matter benefits from the tension or friction that Watson works up.

Theoretically, an anoxic environment created by degration of dead organic matter benefits the generation and preservation of organic matter itself in shelf.

Adams admitted the subject matter could benefit growers looking to sell in the black market, but "that's not the focus".

It restricts action in matters that benefit family members, including stepchildren or grandfathers-in-law, as well as restricting votes in cases that benefit business partners.

Being informed on such matters can benefit your career.

Prosecutors have said they are investigating whether Choi Soon-sil used her friendship with President Park Geun-hye to gain access to classified documents that enabled her to influence government matters and benefit personally through non-profit foundations.

As well as what is called "territorially identifiable" spending, money that is clearly spent in different parts of the UK, there is spending on matters that benefit the whole country - for instance, defence and foreign affairs.

And House Code explicitly authorizes members to vote on matters that benefit them financially, so long as the legislation affects a class and not a single entity.

The only thing that Science Matters might benefit from would be a few more well-organized figures, a suggestion I make because the few pictures that are included are simple, to-the-point, and helpful.