Sentence examples for the very benefit from inspiring English sources

Such one-industry towns rode the wave of their enterprises to new heights, forgetting the very benefit of city living.

This is someone who has fought the bureaucracy and in many ways has won, but he also sees the very benefit of the institution he's trying to change".

The second reason is '… non-participants would be asked to give up in the name of reciprocity the very benefit [ART for HIV] they are supposed to have received through participants' activities'.

Indeed they established the very benefits that David Cameron and George Osborne are seeking to remove.

And yet I still depended on the very benefits for the under-25s that Osborne is planning to axe.

By helping us to live at greater distances from one another, driving has undermined the very benefits that it was meant to bestow.

The rights groups fear the Turkish Army would make it impossible for them to work in northern Iraq, and thus would effectively deny the Kurdish people the very benefits the Turkish government says it wants to deliver.

Tightening access to the system undid the very benefits the system was meant to provide, said Susan Swart, a former State Department official who was responsible for the movement of diplomatic cables when they were leaked and published by WikiLeaks in 2010.

Paradoxically, this narrative implicitly questions the very benefits that can be expected from free markets.

Some would even undermine the very benefits of global cloud computing by requiring data centers to be located in specific geographic locations. .

"The return to the faster pace of life, the work that has piled up, the responsibilities, and the backlog of 'to-dos' often creates a sense of anxiety, dread, [and] even sadness that can cancel out the very benefits of the vacation a person has just taken," he said.