Sentence examples for may yet benefit from inspiring English sources
Probably not, because he may yet benefit from the rumpus.
There is a school of thought that the situation may yet benefit Henry, by allowing him to explode from the shadows.
For them, there is not even the fallback of the Europa League, although their bid to retain the league title may yet benefit from that secondary slip-up.
Even if the shows are cancelled, though, the publicity from all this may yet benefit Dieudonné: it turns out that the comedian's production company has registered the quenelle, in France, as a trademark.
But when used correctly, it showed that games could move in new, previously mysterious ways – something that may yet benefit the industry as it moves forward into new worlds of multi-sensory immersion.
Fairly new to the market, it may yet show benefits.
The creation or exploitation of existing collections of wheat/non-wheat amphiploids represents one long-established approach that may yet yield practical benefit, since they offer means of linking physiological parameters that influence flooding tolerance with readily identifiable chromosome segments of wild relatives with desirable traits (Malik et al. 2011).
We feel, however, that there are some patients who do not meet any of these indications and yet may benefit from primary nerve surgery.
Though Rodriguez may yet reap the fiscal benefits of his work (a soundtrack will be available and the albums are now for sale in iTunes), it is clear that he values another currency higher than money: appreciation.
However, so large is the economic impact of back pain that with general practice being the most frequent provider of care, GP education that combines evidence-based practice with health improvement methodologies and involves the patients themselves, may yet yield worthwhile additional benefits without additional costs.
These data suggest that the inclusion of a greater number of long-term trials in which tree nuts are used to displace high-glycaemic index carbohydrate to effect a low-glycaemic load diet may yet demonstrate a waist circumference benefit in future meta-analyses.
