Sentence examples for why we benefit from inspiring English sources

These observations together explain why we benefit from the S matrix for MY and FP but not for SCS.

"The government is going to put a rail system in anyway, so why shouldn't we benefit?" Caliente is on a main line of the Union Pacific Railroad.

For a family with three children, a £14-an-hour wage would be required – a demonstration of how a minimum wage alone cannot cater for the full range of family needs, and why we need child benefit and child tax credits alongside it.

I met with him to discuss the motivations behind his work from his repressed Christian schooling, to being alienated in the street art community and why we could all benefit from dick cartoons in our public areas.

There are several reasons why we observed a benefit from parent initiated oral corticosteroids whereas previous trials on parent led oral corticosteroid use have not.

That's why we need defined benefits.

He recently asked civil servants to imagineer why we needed maternity benefits at all.

"We have got to be tough but fair, and that's why we will withdraw child benefit from households with a higher-rate taxpayer".

This explains why we observed the behavioural benefit of citalopram in patients with Parkinson's disease (especially those with relatively more advanced disease) but previous studies with healthy humans did not (Chamberlain et al., 2006; Drueke et al., 2010; Nandam et al., 2011).

So those who say, 'why am I visiting a factory that is an American corporation in a foreign country paying good wages to over 1,000 people?' That's the reason why... we both benefit".

"And that is why we could, of course, have benefited from Pakistan's contribution to this conference".