Sentence examples for palpable benefits from inspiring English sources

Umpiring reviews have two palpable benefits.

Few obituaries or career encomiums include references to the number of Globes an actor or director racked up, but they have other, more palpable benefits.

Yet in "Friends, Voters, Countrymen", an account of his Henley campaign, Mr Johnson writes that EU membership "has brought palpable benefits to Britain" and that withdrawal would mean "a potentially worrying loss of influence".

Palpable benefits for Vodafone?

Hibbert's comments also point towards the possibility that the AT&T/DIRECTV deal could deliver palpable benefits for consumers as well as the company's bottom line, as the ability to offer a combination of content delivery and sharing systems opens up the possibility of much more sophisticated and cohesive home entertainment ecosystems.

The project also addressed local needs and brought about palpable benefits to the health facilities, the beneficiaries and collateral benefits in communities in which they live.

The first palpable benefit of this exercise was to cultivate country-specific knowledge in every student in the process of their preparation for their roles.

It's one of those small extras which once you've used it has a palpable benefit.

And why listen when nearly every speech he delivers on saving the economy involves his predictable remedy of spending tens of billions more with no palpable benefit.

This intervention is particularly suited to exemplify this approach given that anticoagulants are associated with bleeding episodes as their major (and almost only) complication and with a palpable benefit, namely prevention of thrombosis.

For the most part, Dolby Vision delivers palpable picture benefits on the OLED65E8, as you would expect.