Sentence examples for not enough benefit from inspiring English sources

Is it because there is not enough benefit for organizations in better protecting their users' data?

We reported that Twitter explored the possibility of selling Vine, and received several bids, but it seems it has decided there were too many risks and not enough benefits to giving another company control.

If higher turnout and lower costs were not enough benefits, state politicians generally like to hold their primaries later in the election year so there is not an extended dead period between the primary and general election.

Not enough people benefit.

Last year, for instance, European regulators said Amgen's colon cancer drug Vectibix did not provide enough benefit to patients to be approved.

"Instead of simple and cost-effective regulations to counter distorted incentives that harm the economy, regulators have devised extremely complex regulations that may not bring enough benefit to justify the costs but will allow the pretence of action," she said.

Even before this latest news, many physicians recommended against giving Aricept, Reminyl, Exelon and Tacrine — which all act similarly — to Alzheimer's patients because they believed that the drugs did not provide enough benefit to merit their expense or risks.

Andrew Dillon, chief executive of NICE, said: "The drug does not provide enough benefit to patients to justify its high cost".

Zetia and Vytorin are for patients who don't get enough benefit from these other drugs, or who can't take high doses of statins because of side effects like achiness or elevated liver enzymes.

Whitman has stayed close to the Yale project, which represents the environmental center: it wants improved protection but says there are too many rules and not enough cost-benefit analysis.

FLO TV is great and all, but the current offering doesn't present enough benefit for the cost.