Sentence examples for slight benefits from inspiring English sources
Against the slight benefits of antitrust intervention here, we must weigh a realistic assessment of its costs.
The serum's slight benefits were publicised in a Horizon programme, and Boots sold its entire year's supply within two weeks of the programme airing.
Overall, the medications looked best for very severe depression and had only slight benefits for mild depression — but this study, looking at weak treatments and intentionally maximized placebo effects, could not quite meet the scientific standard for a firm conclusion.
Higher charging power capability, combined with an acceptable charging time strategy offer only slight benefits for PHEVs, but charging power is an important factor in increasing BEV functionality and decreasing public charging requirements.
"It is everything from 'My physical health is better' to 'I have less pain' to 'I am less depressed' to 'I am sleeping better' or 'I have more energy.' " The women taking Prempro did have slight benefits in three measures: sleep disturbances, physical functioning and bodily pain.
But in July, a large federal study reported that hormone therapy involving estrogen and progestin had slight risks -- of heart attacks, stroke, blood clots and breast cancer -- that were not balanced by its slight benefits, a small reduction in bone fractures and in colon cancer.
It will slow down the markets' ability to reach equilibrium, which may be a slight benefit.
VITAMIN C, ECHINACEA AND ZINC Some studies show a slight benefit from these supplements.
In six- or seven-game showdowns, of course, a slight benefit could make all the difference, and yet the D.H. has rarely given the A.L. a decisive edge.
According to party affiliation, if the currently uncommitted decided to vote for a leading-party candidate, if anything we would expect a slight benefit to Mrs. Clinton.
The rally in the bond market was of only slight benefit to the short-term sector, where Treasury bill rates fell a few hundredths of a percentage point.
