Sentence examples for thus benefitting from inspiring English sources
If we must relinquish our last Royal Mail shares (currently sporting a not-bad dividend yield of 4%), let it be done at the highest possible price, thus benefitting all taxpayers equally.
This paves the way for subsequent studies on WSP hydrodynamics and treatment efficiency, thus benefitting pond design and operation processes.
The enhanced graphitization degree not only effectively improves electronic/ionic-transport kinetics in favor of rate capability but also prevents electrolyte degradation thus benefitting cyclic life.
The model allows obtaining design characteristic values at the early programming stage, thus benefitting programmers by providing the necessary environment information for choosing the best power-efficient alternative.
Other benefits are also created by this design, such as the increase in passenger capacity on the train and a reduction in dwell times [21], thus benefitting both the passenger and freight services.
In striking down the law, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit effectively restored seven days of early voting that North Carolina lawmakers had taken away ― bringing the total to 17 ― thus benefitting minority voters.
Sentinel behavior can, thus, benefit the individual meerkat while also benefitting others.
Articles about "The Good Wife," where New York suffers the indignity of standing in for Chicago (thus not even benefitting from the publicity), have repeatedly pointed out that the show is shot here because its star, Julianna Margulies, likes living in New York.
Thus, AD patients benefitting from EPO could be selected 4 weeks after initiating supplementation and be given advice to continue EPO supplementation.
The field of the biology of morality is thus also developing and benefitting from greater philosophical sophistication.
Being benchmarked against the average seemed to have paralysed some of the GPs with below average results thus preventing them from benefitting from the feedback meeting.
