Sentence examples for reference to the benefit from inspiring English sources
One parent referred to the pump as a "double-edged sword" in reference to the benefit of flexibility coming at the cost of less healthful eating behaviors.
Ofcom judged that the reference to being able to get "perks at the V festival" was a special promotional reference to the benefits of being a Virgin Mobile customer.
In addition to this (vertical) justice requirement, there is probably as well a reference to the benefits from social coordination.
Participants in the patient focus groups could understand the aims and rationale for the register and made reference to the benefits as being for the 'common good' and to advance research: "….
There are frequent references to the benefits of being carbon neutral on the Google blog as well, and last year Google launched the "Summer of Green" website to help people travel in an environmentally friendly way.
"No wonder Nick Clegg is back on the fags," the Labour leader said in reference to the housing benefit changes and Clegg's admission, on Desert Island Discs, that he would take a "stash" of cigarettes to the island as his luxury.
The intervention has been developed with reference to current self-management theory and with reference to the emerging benefit of loaded exercise for tendinopathy.
This was altered to include reference to the patient benefit of avoiding the discomfort associated with a speculum examination.
The article, however, lacks any reference to the great benefits media offer youth, especially beyond our country's borders.
Rather, the law school's concept of critical mass is defined by reference to the educational benefits that diversity is designed to produce.
A complaint from the Children's Food Campaign has been upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) which said the "great start" assertion was likely to be understood as a reference to the health benefits of the drink, but was not accompanied by any authorised health claims and therefore breached regulations.
