Sentence examples for probably beneficial from inspiring English sources

"When you look at the big picture, it's probably beneficial for the long run," Wright said.

If they're trying to be nice guys, which they both are, it's probably beneficial, because they got everybody in the game.

He told The Independent: "From the analysis of the independent evidence that I have done, saturated fat from non-processed food is not harmful and probably beneficial.

It was the prime minister who agreed to a wording of the referendum question ("Should Scotland be an independent country?") probably beneficial to the nationalists.

And that could produce a much broader demand shortfall across the emerging world.To simplify things: QE was pro-cyclical for emerging markets but counter-cyclical for advanced economies and was probably beneficial on net.

But experts said that the arrangement was probably beneficial to both parties, and was a product of changing trends in the market for Treasury debt as much as the deep economic ties between the two countries.

"Making national policy concerning the national economy is probably more beneficial to the nation".

"That's probably more beneficial to us than worrying about the eighth inning," Torre said.

"The result of TV coming into the chamber would probably be beneficial," he added.

"I think it supports the recommendation that for the average man in the United States, mass screening is probably not beneficial at all," Dr. Andriole said.

If they're Caucasian and African-American, I'd let them know that it would probably be beneficial to put yourself down as African-American or multiracial".