Sentence examples for of less benefit from inspiring English sources

The prospect of a lighter supply of Treasury issues helped raise prices of outstanding Government bonds but was of less benefit in the beleaguered market for tax-exempt bonds.

But participants in the Clinton wars would do well to understand that re-fighting 90's battles will be of less benefit to the country than detached analysis explaining how we can avoid future unproductive quarrels over the personal weaknesses of our presidents.

Many hopefuls will build their strategy around this notion, for example it could be argued that Ted Cruz coming second by a small margin would be of less benefit than Marco Rubio coming comfortably third, because of the expectations already placed upon them.

US may be of less benefit when screening mammography identifies calcifications without mass.

It is also possible that thermals would be of less benefit in this reluctant group if compliance was poor.

In contrast, a G-BA decision of less benefit (as occurred in one of the subgroups in the assessment of eribulin) implies a negative benefit-risk balance.

Therefore, as it is an independent factor of cardiovascular complications, this parameter and the unfavorable impact on lipid and carbohydrate metabolism may be considered as the cause of less benefits of treatment in a comparable age group of women and men.

The Panel recognised that patients whose tumours contained high levels of ER derived less benefit from addition of chemotherapy to endocrine therapy.

In our present study, high cytoplasmic but not nuclear expression of 4EBP1 predicted less benefit from tamoxifen, which reached significance for 4EBP1 but not for p4EBP1.

The judges have given the British government less benefit of the democratic doubt than their French or Italian counterparts.

"Consumers are seeing less benefit of building out profiles on smaller networks.