Sentence examples for no material benefit from inspiring English sources

There will be no material benefit [from regulatory change] for ITV over the next three to four years".

"Many reforms will raise costs with no material benefit," said a senior compliance officer at a leading European bank, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

In an article titled "Altruistic Punishment in Humans," which appears in the Jan . 10issue of the journal Nature, Dr. Ernst Fehr of the University of Zurich and Dr. Simon Gachter of the University of St . Gallenin Switzerland offer evidence that people will seek to punish a cheat even when the punishment is costly to them and offers no material benefit -- the very definition of altruism.

This evidence, taken together with the fact that there is no material benefit from lying in the survey and that the survey is anonymous, makes us less worried about respondents not answering truthfully in the survey.

There is no material benefit to using GMOs in the first place.

I think for now, I'll stick to angry, drunken, man-hating rants in the middle of the night with no material benefit.

Essentially, people are willing to pay to punish those they think are free-riding or acting unfairly, even when doing so brings them no material benefits.

Jones, 34, a member of the sales team for the company between 2002 and 2006, said he could think of no material benefits to speaking out, but he would do it again if a company he worked for was involved in an "immoral" tax scheme.

After Jacob Zuma is inaugurated as South Africa's president on 9 May, he will have to move swiftly and decisively to satisfy the needs and hopes of the have-nots – the millions of black people who thus far have gained few or no material benefits from the end of apartheid 15 years ago.

Female multiple mating is prevalent in nature, even when males provide no material benefits such as food or parental care to females [ 1- 3].

Many volunteers experience large fluctuations in remuneration, as project funds dry up; some have to wait months for any material benefit and, worn down by waiting, become disillusioned.