Sentence examples for that a benefit from inspiring English sources
"Is that a benefit?" he asked.
For example, one researcher in the biological sciences said that a benefit of open review was that the authors knew whether the reviewers were their competitors.
One of the core planks of universal credit – and the element that provoked the most derision among people working in social housing – was the idea that a benefit payment should be paid to tenants instead of straight to their landlords.
Knowing that a benefit administered by Medicare would never pass muster with Republicans, he called for Medicare to contract with private pharmaceutical benefits managers, or P.B.M.'s -- one per region of the country -- to manage drug purchases for the government.
And that a benefit such as disability living allowance (DLA), which helps a disabled person leave the house, is not one of the basics of a humane society but an expendable luxury that can be removed.
In societies with deep social networks, Putnam noted, people tend to engage in reciprocal acts of service or assistance on the tacit understanding that a benefit extended by one person to another will be returned in kind in the future.
"That is a benefit that we would have had if Donnie DiFrancesco was the Republican".
That has a benefit and a disadvantage.
Because there was a real demand that created a benefit.
That is a benefit few private-sector workers have.
