Sentence examples for the benefit of improving from inspiring English sources

For all the designers working at Royal Trinity, the biggest surprise was the benefit of improving simple, everyday patient experiences.

He promised to nearly double spending to combat bio-terrorism and threats to airports and borders, echoing arguments of his former opponents that beefing up protection at home would have the benefit of improving health care and the war on crime and drugs.

Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, has said that the idea behind the project, which began when he took over the Met in 2006, is to develop new repertory and give the compositions the benefit of improving through a workshop process, more of a Broadway method.

This had the benefit of improving an inmate's employment situation, and, potentially, their financial situation within prison.

Traditional semi-occluded vocal tract therapies have the benefit of improving vocal economy but, do not allow for connected speech during rehabilitation.

Besides the benefit of improving the efficiency of inference, the precision of inferred edges may increase as well, since the clusters might cut off incorrectly inferred edges of traditional approaches.

The Poles were quick to see the opportunities in the EU's structural and cohesion funds as well as the benefits of improving their own governance and transparency.

Even if you don't aspire to be a mogul champ, you'll reap the benefits of improving your technique wherever you ski.

"I shouldn't even be phoning you to ask the question, because I'm supposed to be on staycation," I said to Jim Bird, a consultant in Atlanta who advises corporate clients on the benefits of improving employees' work-life balance.

The model also shows the benefits of improving travel time reliability in various ways.

Despite the benefits of improving transitions across care, literature is very limited on inpatient "Communication about Medicines" (ComMed) by staff across United States (U.S).