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61) Staff would have new opportunities to gain additional skills and benefit from greater flexibility.

62) When the dollar rises, yen-based investors benefit from both the appreciation of their investment and the currency.

63) A large number of Good Samaritan heart patients benefit from the stress echo test.

64) In particular, more still needs to be known about the characteristics of patients most likely to benefit from treatment.

65) Many SMEs find it difficult to access technology and often do not appreciate how they might benefit from it.

66) Richmond, you might say, is in festive mood, and the whole country can benefit from that.

66) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

67) Many of these companies may also benefit from economies of scale as they expand into such activities.

68) The Detailed Spectrum Investigation process is intended to ensure that everyone should derive maximum benefit from the limited radio spectrum resource.

69) That would mean in California there are more than 1 million people who could benefit from the new service.

70) First, to be sure, some reap material benefit from inflation.

71) The best way, however, is to benefit from your own experience.

72) Mr McVeigh said the investment programme would enable the company to benefit from economic recovery in its most important markets.

73) Other birds to benefit from the treatment include a tawny owl with an injured leg, now making a fast recovery.

74) The only people to benefit from the clash were the philatelists.

75) It was felt that Garden staff would benefit from an increased awareness of the capability and functions of the system.

76) Some of these patients benefit from referral to a chronic pain center.

77) And North-East companies could benefit from the buying bonanza,[sentencedict.com] according to Mr Hamilton.

78) In addition, many specialists in industry or academia will also benefit from the overview of the subject that is provided.

79) Competition motivates and drives people to excel, and enables people to learn and benefit from their strengths and weaknesses. Dr T.P.Chia 

80) Alexander, who was sharply critical of Forbes' negative ads, appeared to benefit from running a positive campaign.

81) They know the modern trick is to extract the maximum political benefit from the Games without appearing to politicize them.

82) There is no doubt that they were sincere in their belief that their patients would benefit from their involvement.

83) To get the maximum benefit from this scheme we must all be prepared to make an effort and become involved.

84) Realizing this will gradually help you to gain confidence to go deeper and deeper into relaxation and experience full benefit from it.

85) Take an active role in asking for appointments; most kinds of research benefit from discussion at least every month or so.

86) Some products will benefit from being generally available for photography or for legitimate testing.

87) SmithKline could also benefit from Beecham's experience in selling over-the-counter medicines.

88) He accepted the arguments of an independent actuary that policyholders' realistic expectation they should benefit from inherited estates was limited.

89) The therapist thought Mary appeared to benefit from these telephone contacts and had not abused the availability of open access.

90) Elderly people who have had an accident derive great benefit from the project.