benefit

If Tom benefits himself, while also benefiting Jerry, he’s intelligent.

But that's the benefit of having Roo is that they kind of do the work for you.

All three of them benefit for the rest of their lives from the skills they developed during latency.

And the economic benefits of slowing down the aging process could be huge.

But the-- the real benefit for me is that I did really fall in love with boxing.

A person can cause benefits to others, benefits to themselves, losses to others and losses to themselves.

I think I applied for unemployment benefits like the week after I got laid off.

What is the benefit of eating ice?

Changing the rules of the game to benefit those in power.

Many residents in the destinations we love don’t see the direct benefits of a traveler.

Do you think that a reform of that system would benefit the students?

But with a $38 trillion potential economic benefit and actually even more than that, if we can extend life by more than a year, I think the payoff would be absolutely worth it.

Throughout our evolutionary history, humanity has faced a do-or-die juggling act — reap the benefits of ultraviolet rays from the Sun, without being destroyed by them.

If a counselor determines that you would benefit from long-term counseling, they’ll likely give you a referral to a community counseling agency so that you can address more specific counseling needs on a regular basis.

And what we found is that when people prayed, we see more health and well-being benefits than the journaling the gratitude, or journaling and reading it aloud to a person.

Sometimes it will look messy and ugly, but that, I think, is a cost worth having for all the immense benefits that we get from free speech.

But we've sort of become so afraid of what could be worse -- particularly, could it benefit the other side -- that we've stopped really imagining how we can make it better.

While many doctors relying on the new DSM do help a lot of real patients with real problems, we have to ask who else benefits.

We know this from other research that when people imbue their goals or relationships with sacred meaning, that they exert more effort and they benefit more from those relationships.