Sentence examples for rapid benefit from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the rapid benefit assessment pursuant to § 35a Social Code Book V (SGB V) [3] is primarily to support pricing decisions according to § 130b SGB V.

Enacted in 1935, the Social Security system experienced rapid benefit growth in the post-WWII era.

Fortunately, a new avenue of hope for women with PPD is the rapid benefit The Happiest Baby program can bring them in reducing crying and increasing sleep (mentioned in my last blog on helping babies sleep).

In contrast, the myCompass intervention accelerated symptom remission to within two months, producing rapid benefit for those-in-need, and with effect sizes predominantly in the moderate range.

But the short lifespan of dichloromethane does mean that action to cut its emissions would have rapid benefits.

When training for a multi-skill sport, you get more rapid benefits if you improve your weakest areas, as your strongest ones are probably hard to make better.

Toward the end of the twentieth century, the idea of outsourcing processes and capabilities began to gain currency as a means to achieve more rapid benefits.

President Trump on Monday cast his trade truce with President Xi Jinping of China as a success, promising rapid benefits for American farmers and automakers.

Peter Mandelson, who negotiated with the US as the EU's trade commissioner, said any deal was unlikely to bring rapid benefits for the UK.

UK Ambassador Darroch stressed that President Obama,s engagement with Europe (the President has made six trips to Europe since his inauguration, Froman noted) is welcome, and that European leaders &haven,t sufficiently responded yet.8 The Ambassadors were skeptical that Lisbon would bring rapid benefits.

But there are proven solutions, bright spots, that we can replicate now with rapid benefits while the world agrees on ways to avert catastrophic climate change.