Sentence examples for terms of benefiting from inspiring English sources

Van Arman said independent labels were definitely "keeping up with the majors" in terms of benefiting from streaming, but added: "I think it's probably inevitable that the market is going to invest more in music that is accessible and caters to repeat listening.

First, there is no difference between low and high-permeability reservoirs in terms of benefiting from fracturing.

The deformation synergism between the PA6 and PE layers is discussed in terms of benefiting effect from the PE layer that prevents plastic instabilities and promotes homogeneous deformation accompanied with orthotropic extension of the chains in the PA6 layer.

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In terms of benefits, employee satisfaction is up there.

"People need to think about order of magnitude improvements in terms of benefits, efficiencies or costs," Mr. Clifford said.

AMY DAVIDSON: There is an option for something close to marriage, in terms of benefits, but not exactly marriage.

Allowing older soldiers could be costly in terms of benefits, and there is the thorny issue of whether older men and women can keep up with the young.

Those without basic skills or the ability to pay for the equipment will be penalised both in terms of benefits and in actually finding work.

That means that the people who work at this organisation know exactly what they will have in terms of benefits and framework.

Meanwhile, given the strategic importance of India to the military establishment, attempts were made to justify British rule in terms of benefits of law and order that were said to accrue to Indians.