Sentence examples for the benefit of securing from inspiring English sources
Another timeless lesson is the benefit of securing UN and Arab support.
The international community is not going to be very happy about what Mr. Putin has done, but you can be sure he considered the risks involved in doing so, and calculated that whatever comparatively minor consequences may ensue are far outweighed by the benefit of securing Crimea.
Reaping the benefits of securing the top overall seed, B.C. takes on Air Force on Saturday and will have somewhat of a homey feel at the DCU Center.
The question in the United States, then, is how to weigh the disadvantages against the very real benefit of securing access to a substantial — and friendly — source of foreign oil for decades to come.
The election in Northern Ireland turned up a few surprises and they were to the benefit of the Ulster Unionist Party which secured two seats at Westminster.
Five out of eight responded that the SRGP enhanced their résumé, with applicants citing both the benefit of establishing their ability to secure funding and the publications and abstracts that resulted from the project.
Can workers sign a contract that requires that everyone who benefits from union representation share in the cost of securing that benefit?
In early and middle childhood, the benefits of a secure attachment are principally shown in good peer relationships and socio-emotional adjustment 6 7; in adulthood, associations are consistently found with lower rates of mental health problems.
The money was secured for the benefit of the worldwide victims of R. Allen Stanford's alleged multibillion dollar fraud scheme, the commission said.
"As we embark on our exhibition exploring The Mystery of Edwin Drood, it is timely that the desk he used when writing his final novel has been secured for the benefit of all our visitors".
If, as Massie surmises, Catherine's need for admiration and power issued from the "permanent wound" of her mother's rejection, it would be her inspired manipulation of symbols for the benefit of her largely illiterate public that secured her position as Matushka — the mother of all Russia.
