Sentence examples for the considerable benefit from inspiring English sources

That method has the considerable benefit of allowing for storage of the brain at room temperature.

She spread her loving, connective energies to the considerable benefit of many arts, educational and community service organizations.

When they touch down in North Africa, they spend what they save on the air fare to the considerable benefit of the host nation.

Yet, with the considerable benefit of hindsight, could they not have taken a gamble and gone three at the back, three in midfield and three up front, or even reverted to a 4-2-3, in thopeope that a decisive fourth goal could be scored?

This is why Uber is investing heavily in developing autonomous vehicles: Eliminating the driver in the on-demand model radically changes the economics to the considerable benefit of the service provider.

Performance measurements demonstrate the considerable benefit and cost-effectiveness of such an approach, which produces a factor of 2.5 speed improvement over previous work for the case of the soft-sphere potential.

All the considerable benefits, things like guaranteed access to customer bases, EPG prominence, an incredibly valuable benefit.

Those political attacks ignore the considerable benefits delivered to millions of people since the law's enactment three years ago Saturday.

And all discussions of the victims of trade ignore the considerable benefits: the exports we sell and the lower prices for consumers at home.

Only 14% of people cite cost as a reason they don't get online and 41% of those completing a foundation computer course go on to get home access once the considerable benefits of online interaction becomes clear.

It is a common refrain of some parents in New York City that the considerable burdens of raising children here — financial, logistical, emotional — are outweighed by the considerable benefits of living in a place where driving is neither necessary nor consecrated.