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The biggest benefit to me is delayed binding.

The Denier will outright deny any benefit to Agile or their interest in moving to it.

In some situations the truth is of no benefit to someone and will only hurt him.

The conference was of benefit to orphanage directors and adoptive parents alike.

This is of no benefit to shareholders without an overall improvement in return on capital.

Formal physical therapy and, in most severe cases, inpatient rehabilitation may be of benefit to select patients with ankylosing spondylitis.

Yes, a mother's education is of great benefit to her children, but only if the mother is present to impart that knowledge to them.

While the automatic responses of the amygdala can still be of benefit to us even in modern society, these responses can lead us to overreact, or react inappropriately.

The local contribution is the original data which study ancient and local products . It is benefit to serve the local special economy from the research of local contribution.

Pixel response is also a key benefit to plasma televisions; their images are rendered quickly, countering image blurring effects of fast-moving images on screen, providing clear pictures.

But this is tough love: sanctions will fall on claimants who fail to meet various conditions, and doctors will reassess those on incapacity benefit to identify those able to work.

While there is benefit to using a GMS, it may not make sense to do that with a small team or a mature application that is not changing much.

But there is one area where we might all like a little more help; how to improve parenting skills that can be of long-term benefit to their mental health.

People get caught up in looking for the immediate benefit to themselves in many situations and don't initiate that generous first step of offering their own help or service first.