Sentence examples for mere benefit from inspiring English sources

It said in part: The mere benefit of continued access by the public to information about the agency's activities would not warrant the retention of personnel or the obligation of funds to maintain (or update) the agency's website during such a lapse.

If activities are not considered essential, the guidance says that "the mere benefit of continued access by the public to information about the agency's activities would not warrant the retention of personnel or the obligation of funds to maintain (or update) the agency's Web site during such a lapse".

Many times these are identifiable as clear hearsay allegations, not supported by evidence and facts, for the mere benefit of leverage and scare tactics designed to disadvantage the mom or dad on the other end.

Indeed, the extra dimension that social value adds to a mere benefit or advantage, namely the importance, appreciation, or worth, captures exactly that which makes it a confusing concept.

Only left-brained Silicon Valley techies believe that a mere cost-benefit calculation settles this issue.

But this week, Ed Miliband slammed that debate shut before it had started, affirming that this move, which shaves a mere 0.1% off benefit spending on older people, will be the one and only sacrifice that he would require them to make.

The manager has 48 hours in which to conjure reinforcements for his depleted squad, his search for a striker increasingly frantic even if he will not be cornered into completing deals with mere short-term benefits.

The first challenge for this view is to explain why the mere enjoyment of benefits, without some prospective agreement to respond in kind, obligates individuals to help others.

Never mind that GDP is simply a gross measure of all activity in the formal economy -- good things and bad things, costs and benefits, mere market activity, money changing hands, busyness in the economy -- for the bigger it gets, the greater the potential for both private profit and public revenue.

Once Houston Person turned the trio into a quartet, Houston's masterful, titillating but restrained tenor sax blended with Joe's lush piano and created music that makes you long for a loving emotional connection rather than a mere friends-with-benefits activity.

If outpatient breast cancer surgery does inflict harmful consequences on patients, as the opponents have suggested, mere state mandated-benefit laws, currently available in more than 20 states [10], may not adequately protect elderly patients enrolled in the Medicare FFS plans.