Sentence examples for works benefit from inspiring English sources

While much of what is on display will be familiar to museum regulars, some works benefit greatly from the context.

The papers issued before the late eighties rely on the classical principles of morphometry (i.e., manual identification of the interest regions and grid-based measurements), whereas the more recent works benefit from computer vision facilities in morphometry (i.e., different automation degrees in identification of the interest regions and pixel-level accuracy in measurements).

Two works benefited from outstanding soloists.

They are literary works benefiting from a kind of branding.

The Ellington works benefited from the contributions of the Abyssinian Baptist Church Choir and a parade of superb soloists.

They oppose in-work benefit restrictions.

And it's just a work benefit, not benefit right across the board.

Tragicomic timing apart, the government's welfare-to-work benefit changes present a catastrophic missed opportunity.

In 2010, the government commissioned Professor Malcolm Harrington to review fitness-to-work benefit assessments.

AHRQ's priority is making that work benefit the patient.

Professors doing empirical work benefit from data obtained from different nations, cultures and organizations.