Sentence examples for recognise the benefit from inspiring English sources

And it seems both yoga and knitting fans are starting to recognise the benefit of the other.

That's changing now though as small business owners recognise the benefit of having a strategy that ties into their wider goals.

I know some people think this has been too much, but the players recognise the benefit is for them and consequently the team.

It is possible that some respondents may not critically assess the quality of journals but may still recognise the benefit of being able to access publications when seeking specific information.

For instance, undergraduate medical students may be unskilled at reflective practice (as seen in dental students [ 13]) and may be less likely to recognise the benefit of a portfolio.

Although breast surgeons and oncologists recognise the benefit of reduced clinic workload which comes with discharging patients to general practice, anxiety over perceived lack of GP training and experience in oncology and potential loss of patient outcome data leave them reluctant to follow NICE guidance (Donnelly et al, 2007).

Forward-looking businesses recognise the benefits of pursuing this.

Developing countries, however, have been slower to recognise the benefits of transparency.

When I came to America it made me recognise the benefits of sunlight.

Businesses are moving to shorter hours at an increasing rate as they recognise the benefits to wellbeing and productivity.

"The fact that Copeland voted in favour demonstrates that communities recognise the benefits associated with hosting such a facility.