Sentence examples for ways of benefiting from inspiring English sources

He cites evidence suggesting that American dominance in science will decline over time and that we should worry less about purported shortages at home and more about "developing new ways of benefiting from scientific advances made in other countries".

Finally, as skyscrapers are indispensable in modern cities and as they consume a great deal of energy, considering new ways of benefiting renewable energies can have a vital role in reducing building energy consumption.

Howard's dogged refusal to apologise to the members of the Stolen Generations was his clever way of benefiting from the deadlock.

Under the aegis of the fund, "they don't really have a way of benefiting themselves at the expense of other companies," but rather in assuring that the money gets disbursed as efficiently and fairly as possible.

One of the biggest such funds, PIMCO's Commodity Real Return Strategy fund, has seen assets grow four-fold.Once, the main way of benefiting from commodities was buying shares in mining companies.

McClure: "And the stuff I do in my private life is a way of benefiting what I do … you go to exhibitions, and try to immerse yourself in as many different things as possible".

Holland's manager, Louis van Gaal, admitted he used Fifa's new official cooling breaks – allowed during certain temperatures or humidity levels – to instruct his players on a change of tactics: "I moved to a 'plan B' and yes I did that in the cooling break but that's a clever way of benefiting from these breaks".

"Then I moved to plan B. I did that in the cooling break - that is a clever way of benefiting from these breaks".

It was also seen as a way of benefiting from being outdoors, enabling people to "get out into the fresh air" and was regarded as a "natural and healthy type of activity".

And more researchers have become interested in the field as a way of directly benefiting patients, he adds.

Union officials could not promise much in the way of benefits.