The announcement of the new order in October may already have yielded benefits for the network.
The State Council concluded that while rapid economic growth had yielded benefits for many Chinese, there were "some serious problems during economic performance," including "overgrowth of investment, too many new construction projects, blind or overlapped construction efforts," the news agency said.
Intact ecosystems also yield benefits for people and other species.
Mr. Sobyanin indicated that his work at the Kremlin would yield benefits for the city.
"These are long-term relationships that have been built and will be fostered and will yield benefits for New Jersey".
And while human limb (or head) regeneration is not in the foreseeable future, studying the process in simple animals may yield benefits for larger ones.
Further, it will affect just a tiny fraction of the park, while the $200 million in new money that Mr. Bloomberg has promised the Bronx park system as a whole will yield benefits for years to come.
That rules out even the "borrowing to invest" that chancellors have often argued for, on the basis that investment in the right kind of infrastructure for example – roads, railways, hospitals – will yield benefits for decades ahead, which will be enjoyed by the very future taxpayers whose earnings will be tapped to pay off the costs.
Because the site is still new, it has no Austenesque matchmaking successes yet, though there is reason to believe it will yield benefits for the airline industry, as men and women are arranging to see each other, with no regard for geographical distance.
The list is presented as a challenge, with the title: "Priceless or worthless?" Its compilers ask whether we care only for species that are iconic and "charismatic", such as tigers and pandas and those, such as the appetite-suppressing hoodia cactus of the Kalahari, that may yield benefits for medicine or other purposes.
Instead of opting out, as the research was less likely to yield benefits for this JJI specifically, they decided to continue.
