Doing so wouldn't just benefit urban dwellers; it would lower our deficit by substantially increasing productivity, decrease our dependence on fossil fuel and enhance social mobility.
Because of this, he believes that returning African artworks to their homeland would not just benefit the local population, but also Europeans who would be more inclined to travel to see them, and engage more deeply with the culture in which they were made.
And the lesson from history is that this would not just benefit battery makers, but the entire economy.
A more appealing Copa Libertadores would not just benefit Conmebol, he said, but all of South American soccer.
The measure wouldn't just benefit older homeowners, but their children as well.
However, joining the Big Ten wouldn't just benefit their pockets, it will without a doubt improve their on-the-field performance as well.
If you're writing or updating an SOP for a group of individuals that are familiar with protocol, terminology, etc., and just would benefit from a short and snappy SOP that's more like a checklist, you could just write it in short-form.
In offering the safari, she said, "we assumed that the agency would just let the agent benefit.
We estimate that if the ongoing multicentre RENAL RCT (planned n = 1,500, ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00221013) of high-dose versus standard-dose CRRT demonstrates the expected absolute mortality risk reduction (from 60%to52%2%), the pooled mortality benefit would just reach statistical significance.
Dianna B. Johnston, a lawyer for the commission, said many employers and labor unions had told it that "if they had to provide identical benefits for retirees under 65 and over 65, they would just drop retiree health benefits altogether for both groups".
