Sentence examples for much benefit of from inspiring English sources

They will have no such luxury, however, nor will D'Antoni enjoy much benefit of the doubt amid the frenzied expectations.

Although I have nothing to say against the grass, I don't see much benefit of adding this grass to a pasture mix other than wanting some diversity.

In her account, the police and the prosecutors generally do not get much benefit of the doubt (though neither did the original defendants, from the authorities).

He should be given exactly as much benefit of the doubt as we would not give a black man shot in his own apartment by police.

But as the voting next month draws closer and Dr. Dean shows signs of winning over establishment Democrats, including an endorsement this week from former Vice President Al Gore, his rivals have been unwilling to give him much benefit of doubt, and yesterday was no exception.

However, there is not much benefit of using MIRS to obtain a spectral assessment for those properties, where approaches without infrared data (either multiple linear or PLS regressions using pH, SOC, N and texture data) give estimates of similar accuracy, which was the case for of Cmic, light-fraction C and N, mineral-associated C and N or intermediate C and N for the dataset investigated here.

The cheapest headphones get about as much benefit out of the free apps as the paid apps.

Usually what they're pushing is of little benefit to Medicare, but of much benefit to them.

Neither is the 50p rate of much benefit to the Exchequer.

This is not a skill that has been of much benefit in my adult life.

But there is still a question of how much benefit this software can actually provide.