Sentence examples for though beneficial from inspiring English sources

She concedes winning that way, though beneficial to her, is a "disservice" to the wider district.

The mechanisms brought into play, though beneficial for eliminating microbes, are not necessarily beneficial when otherwise innocuous substances are targeted.

In 1989, the PPP was discontinued as it was found that though beneficial, it was not cost-effective to run the program solely for early language learning especially when private kindergartens were also doing a credible job in this aspect (Lim 1989).

An interesting finding is that woodchip amendment, though beneficial for tailing revegetation by increasing labile C and microbial biomass, may have the potential to accelerate the weathering of tailings' reactive minerals, acidifying the pore water and increasing the release of saline ions and toxic elements.

Only three months earlier, the Food and Drug Administration -- responding to a number of similar deaths -- had issued a strong warning: Though beneficial under appropriate conditions, fentanyl patches should be used with great caution, and not for postoperative pain relief.

Yet a case is made that these technologies, though beneficial, cannot be provided in the public health set up.

Higher education, though clearly beneficial from a jobs and earnings standpoint, receives scant mention in this volume, despite current World Bank research that shows higher education levels produce the biggest returns.

In the low level ranges though, a beneficial adaptation may occur as described with radiation hormesis (Luckey, 2006).

Cycling, walking, and other physical activity were also beneficial, though not as much as running.

Yet it might have been more beneficial (though surely more risky) to mix these works into the regular offerings and enliven the repertory for the whole season.

Ultimately, though, decomposition is beneficial for the surrounding ecosystem.