Sentence examples for usual benefits from inspiring English sources

But the video stripped Slager of the usual benefits of the usual doubts that usually get police officers off the hook in such cases.

But the usual benefits of Mammon — luxury, social status, treasure — did not interest him.

Thatcher's courtiers were baffled by how puritanical she was with the usual benefits and honours.

And fluid intelligence was not just another skill; it was the ultimate cognitive ability underlying all mental skills, and supposedly immune from the usual benefits of practice.

She could expect steady raises, manageable hours, six weeks of vacation, a good pension and the usual benefits — from free health care to subsidized housing.

All the usual benefits of carrying separate, nonconverged gadgets apply here, too: losing or breaking one doesn't mean that you're completely up the creek.

G.H. was given the less usual benefit of a reasoned inadmissibility decision from a seven-judge Chamber explaining why she lacked victim status.

And while the encased coils are designed to be conventionally wound and bonded, they will not have the usual benefit of active cooling.

The Mighty Ducks must figure out a way to beat Brodeur, who, as usual, benefited from a stifling defensive effort in front of him.

While this process could definitely be streamlined regardless, the poor start inevitably leads to disappointment post implementation, particularly after the usual benefit erosion that takes place during the design and build phases.

Shares in big oil saw the usual benefit from the new oil record.