Sentence examples for reaching benefits from inspiring English sources

Torsten Bell, director of the Resolution Foundation thinktank, had a more positive response to some elements of the report, saying its ideas for a new minimum wage for overtime could have more far reaching benefits.

"This is a really exciting time for sport and I personally believe the Games coming to Glasgow in 2014 will have wide reaching benefits for the country as a whole.

What Mendel learned from studying plants has had far reaching benefits outside of botany.

Rendering the world of Queen in virtual reality has farther reaching benefits than it being really freaking cool.

Author Naomi Klein said activists might see themselves as engaged in very local campaigns to protect the environment or fight against forced relocation due to a mine or dam, but their work has far reaching benefits. .

Insulin therapy in the newborn could also have more far reaching benefits.

BIG COMPANIES FAVOR IT Building Contractors Foresee Far-Reaching Benefits From Electrical Trade Experiment.

Senior executives who come together as an agile team and learn to apply the discipline to these activities achieve far-reaching benefits.

Overcoming these barriers can have far-reaching benefits.

But there are other, more far-reaching benefits.

The investment at Jeffrey Humble and in the Kicks programme, however, demonstrates the far-reaching benefits.