Sentence examples for spread benefit from inspiring English sources

The efficacy and the morbidity of this multimodality treatment highly depends on the extent of peritoneal dissemination, particularly patients with low-volume peritoneal disease and no evidence of systemic spread benefit from CRS/HIPEC (Verwaal et al, 2003; Glehen et al, 2004; Elias et al, 2009; Honore et al, 2013).

To spread benefits and get projects moving, small projects often get priority over high-impact projects.

What are needed are policies to help spread benefits broadly — be it more progressive taxation, or policies to strengthen public education and increase access to affordable health care.

Tang, a trade lawyer at Preston Gates & Ellis, said that he was optimistic about globalization and its long-term ability to spread benefits here and abroad.

Local officials say they hope the project, when completed, will employ up to 2,100 people and spread benefits into neighboring Alabama.

Roy Freedle Lambertville, N.J., Aug. 29, 2007 • To the Editor: Your editorial says we need "policies to help spread benefits broadly — be it more progressive taxation, or policies to strengthen public education and increase access to affordable health care".

Only an estimated 52.7% of those eligible to vote did so, a sizeable plunge from the corresponding figure of 59.3% in 2012, already the lowest in post-war history.A recurring theme of the campaign was the failure of Abenomics to spread benefits to the less well-off outside Tokyo.

The economic transition was not, of course, a neutral program that spread benefits and sacrifices evenly among the population.