Sentence examples for to benefit from time from inspiring English sources

Buddhist monks, Indian rishis, Christian and Greek Orthodox monastic orders all follow different paths, arguably up the same mountain, and one does not need to be Thomas Merton to benefit from time spent examining the self and the eternal.

Create objectives that give measureable credit to cooperation, generation, flexibility and allowing others to benefit from time to time.

While all students stand to benefit from more time for learning, some students need expanded learning time (ELT) more than others.

STBC/SFBC [11] assumes the channel is stationary among adjacent time intervals or subcarriers so that a single codeword is mapped to these adjacent intervals or subcarriers to benefit from either time or frequency diversity in transmission.

We need to reduce working hours and distribute work more equitably, allowing all to benefit from the time saved by productivity gains.

"Although some state schools have improved support for competitive sport over the last decade, they're still more likely to benefit from ample time set aside for sport, excellent sporting facilities and highly qualified coaches".

Today, teachers want to benefit from the time that students spend with their mobile phones.

An interleaver is used to protect the information against burst errors, and to benefit from the time diversity.

We provide captable and repository tools for companies to benefit from real time transfers, reduced costs associated with middle office fees and reduced paper work.

He will join us immediately to benefit from full time training but will go out on loan to Arbroath for the remainder of the season".

She will be aiming for gold in Hungary and is expected to benefit from spending time with, and training alongside, the senior squad.