Sentence examples for ranging benefits from inspiring English sources

Lord Smith of Kelvin, chairman of the UK Green Investment Bank, said the project "is a great example of the wide ranging benefits of renewable energy".

"I am sure the event will generate a great deal of support and excitement and will help young people in particular to understand that sport can have so many wide ranging benefits.

Another respondent stated their decisions were based on their view that two priority areas were generally underfunded, though could have wide ranging benefits.> As shown in Table  7 and Figure  3; the majority of respondents allocated the largest proportion of the hypothetical £5 million to their first choice life course stage and the smallest proportion to their third choice life course stage.

Pensioner Gillian Duffy had challenged Mr Brown on a series of issues ranging from benefits to immigration.

Finally, impacts represent more lasting, long-range benefits that accrue to the firm from its innovative competence and are transformed into results for the firm's environment too.

The image is reconstructed on a logarithmic scale to accommodate the dynamic range benefits of AIM in a single output channel.

Tactics are diverse, ranging from benefit-bestowing to cost-inflicting.

The idea is to keep the engine operating in its ideal speed range, benefiting performance and, in particular, fuel economy.

Even people with blood pressure in the normal range benefit from lowering it — they are less likely to have strokes and heart attacks.

Yet, she persists in working for the long-range benefit of the scientific enterprise.

Narrow- and broadband optoelectronic devices in the 0.9- to 1.55-μm range benefit greatly from self-assembled InGaAs quantum dots (QDs).