Sentence examples for of benefit from from inspiring English sources
Nor is there good evidence of benefit from methylsulfonylmethane, SAM-e or acupuncture.
Britain got a lot of benefit from the union in terms of seeing its economic growth pick-up.
A runner with more or less natural speed would derive a different degree of benefit from exactly replicating one of his sessions.
Evidence is increasingly being identified that students, both traditional, and wider open learners, are getting a lot of benefit from openly available materials.
Operationally, we get a lot of benefit from it.
However, the degree of benefit from PR is variable.
So you would still have that hour of benefit from the neuropriming.
Several prospective trials have demonstrated the lack of benefit from PACs.
To our knowledge, there is no robust evidence of benefit from DEX use in patients with DTs.
It is also difficult for residents in some areas to gain any kind of benefit from surplus solar power.
Mr McLoughlin told the BBC he thought rail users would get "quite a lot of benefit" from the cap.
