Sentence examples for substantially benefiting from inspiring English sources
On this model, "paternalism" may be defined as the intentional overriding of one person's known preferences or choices by another person, where the person who overrides justifies the action by the goal of substantially benefiting or avoiding harm to the person whose preferences or choices are overridden.
This is true even for standard clinical examinations but becomes even more obvious for advanced and quantitative MR methods substantially benefiting from improved SNR, such as MR spectroscopy, perfusion MR (including ASL), and fMRI.
It is important to note that more characterization would be better but demanding the inclusion of assays of limited predictive power would increase the cost of antibodies without substantially benefiting the end users.
The committee concluded that Huawei likely has substantially benefited from the support of the Chinese government.
Innovations yesterday may have substantially benefited the high-skilled few, but innovations tomorrow may turn the tables.
She also says: "And the point of the measure is to take account of people who have already substantially benefited from this concessional environment".
The delay of the primary enabled Mr. Franks to enter the race, but low turnout is expected to substantially benefit Mr. Schundler.
Anne R. Teicher, executive director of the Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter, which runs the center, maintains that accepting drop-in clients will not harm the neighborhood and could substantially benefit the homeless.
They are also highly cannibalistic, a strategy that may seem like a bad idea, but can substantially benefit the species in times of food shortage.
But far less clear, then and now, was whether Niger — one of the world's most impoverished countries, regularly threatened by famine — would substantially benefit from the deal.
A Facebook spokesman said in a statement: "We're disappointed that Yahoo, a longtime business partner of Facebook and a company that has substantially benefited from its association with Facebook, has decided to resort to litigation.
