Sentence examples for was benefits from inspiring English sources
noun
An advantage, help, sake or aid from something.
A school librarian from south London was there because a friend who was "benefits sanctioned" was suddenly destitute.
It was Benefits Supervisor Sleeping, in which the naked Sue Tilley rested all her fleshy weight on a lumpy sofa, seemingly in the dream world of Freud's grandfather Sigmund.
Almost a quarter said the main reason immigrants came to the UK was benefits.
Elekta precise linear accelerator was employed as dose delivery facilities and 6 MV photon beam was benefits of beam sharpness in head and neck cancer.
Tone was graded as worrisome (risk of harm reported, potential benefits of treatment and limitations of meta-analysis were not reported), neutral (risk of harm reported, either potential benefits of treatment and/or limitations of meta-analysis reported), or not worrisome (risk of harm reported but focus of article was benefits of treatment and limitations of meta-analysis).
Nobody was benefiting from that".
There were benefits, too.
Nor are benefits easily calculated.
There are benefits besides decarbonisation.
