Sentence examples for widest benefit from inspiring English sources

"The PAF should have been retained as a public data set, as a national asset, free to all, for the benefit and the widest benefit of the UK economy," the MPs say in a damning remark.

It has since expanded into a company-wide benefit.

Uden said: "There is strong evidence of a wider benefit.

I will never apologise for the wider benefit of the country making those compromises.

"The hope is that this is sustained and leads to some wider benefit," Mr. Canning said.

McIlroy's style and success has inspired them, which highlights the wider benefit of his historic victory.

The capacity to merge and manipulate information from a range of public bodies is already delivering wider benefit that ranges from better policing to environmental protection.

The Ryder Cup that had everything produced a result of wider benefit with Hazeltine the venue for the reinvigoration of the US in context of this event.

According to David Sinclair of the International Longevity Centre – UK, products and services are already being covertly adapted to suit an older population, with a wider benefit to all.

Although it's great for individual teachers to be recognised, there is a wider benefit to awards such as these, suggests Caroline Evans, chief executive of the Teaching Awards.

After the arrest of the three Leicester players, his manager Arsène Wenger also perceived a wider benefit: "There are positive headlines for football, and that's good news".