Sentence examples for much of benefit from inspiring English sources

Nor does the scheme appear to offer much of benefit to sellers.

First even for the first cohort vaccinated, they will still receive the benefits of direct immunity (i.e., the majority of the benefit from HPV 16/18 reduction, as herd effects are smaller for these HPV types, and also much of benefit from HPV 6/11 reduction, which has greater herd immunity [ 13]).

The presumed positive effects of laughter on wellbeing have been harnessed in serious mental disorders, without much evidence of benefit.

We will use confidence intervals in reporting results in order to understand how much loss of benefit is consistent with the data we obtain.

Much of the benefit may leak to neighbours who do not bear the cost.

Murdoch spoke much of the benefit of hindsight — "If I knew then what I know today".

"I can't explain how much of a benefit I've gotten from it," he said.

And much of the benefit from interrogation comes from plain hard work, American officials said.

It is also unclear how much of the benefit will be passed on to drivers.

Still, unless rates are linked to the level of demand, much of the benefit of smart grids will fail to materialise, says Mr Faruqui of the Brattle Group.

2. Murdoch spoke much of the benefit of hindsight — "If I knew then what I know today".