Sentences with phrase «little benefit»

It'd be very little benefit for the amount of work.

There's very little benefit in sending a press release or email to a generic inbox hoping it will find its way to the appropriate person.

And being «right» is often of little benefit when fighting a large bureaucracy with the ability to apply penalties.

Well, fibre supplementation by itself seemed to have very little benefit in reducing cancer risk.

It will serve nobody — least of all you — to push your books on people who have no interest in your genre, or will receive little benefit from your message.

The rice found in sushi is high in sodium and carbohydrates, which offer little benefit for cats and can contribute to obesity.

But existing evidence shows that knee surgery provides little benefit for the majority of individuals.

Meaning, if you are already addicted to coffee, chances are you are resistant to caffeine and may see little benefits of the extract.

Why would they price this so high, when it offers so little benefit?

They found little benefit for voucher students on achievement tests but those students enjoyed a 21 percentage point increase in the rate at which they graduated high school.

If a child attends a poorly run preschool program, there is little benefit at all.

Having a side business is no longer just a nice little benefit, it's becoming mandatory if you want to get ahead today.

This is because little benefit has been found in delaying their introduction.

In my last post, I wrote unless innovation changes how lawyers work, it likely delivers little benefit to firms or clients.

But if they don't end up purchasing your products or services, there's really little benefit to you.

But he's earned little benefit of the doubt.

However, results can be extremely variable, with implants having only little benefit for some patients, without any means of predicting failure based only on purely clinical factors.

For example, changes in certain genes could indicate that his cancer was more likely to respond to a particular drug, while other mutations might predict little benefit from a specific therapy.

But here these moments serve to break the spell of the story with little benefit more than a few knowing nods from those who saw the film that started all of this.

Cash is a perfectly reasonable thing to hold in a portfolio, but there's generally little benefit to paying a fund manager to hold it for you.

The pricing of products available to younger people reflects little benefit from mortality credits because few people that age die.

Call me skeptical, but I see little benefit here — at least none that would be worth the added manufacturing costs.

In fact, they found that white roofs provide little benefit for urban heating and may even cause a net warming effect.

But honestly, there is very little benefit in a bigger house, once it passes 1600 sq ft. Quality of life depends far more on other things.

Without it, you are left with little benefit.

Study after study show that exercising when you are sleep deprived holds very little benefit.

I mean in pursuit of their goals they would see little benefit.

Of course, only fresh, organic garlic will do — powdered garlic and «garlic salt» are of little benefit.

All of us have so much bias - weight to lose, and yet the problem is, such weight loss usually offers little benefits.

In addition, they will also tack on some interest as a nice little benefit.

If school leaders are effectively evaluating and motivating teachers using measures other than value - added measures, then value - added measures may provide little benefit for students.

They would have reduced weight but added little benefit as the new one - piece Carbon MonoCell provides all of the torsional strength the body needs.

You'll receive little benefit if you have to pull money out of the IRA to pay the income taxes on the conversion.

But that will be of little benefit if the team are not prepared for the first match of the season in two and a half weeks time against Spurs.

According to Dr. Christiano, such patients gain little benefit from existing hair - loss medications, which tend to slow the rate of hair loss but usually do not stimulate robust new hair growth.

At the same time, the growing number of studies showing little benefit for many programs suggests that it would be unwise to make large investments in implementing these programs on a society - wide basis.

Just a year before its fall, the Rock testified to an all - party parliamentary group that «mutual status does not encourage efficiency... [our] success over eight years would not have been possible under the old mutual model».1 But the report published by that very all - party group asserted that, bar the high salaries awarded to senior executives, the wave of demutualisation brought little benefit to the financial services sector and its customers.

Shifting in manual mode can assist with engine braking on change - down, but adds little benefit on up - shifts.

For most of the Glenmede Large Cap Core fund's existence, investors realized little benefit on truly risk - adjusted basis.

The other little benefit of recycling mobiles, as you've probably noticed from the adverts, is that you can often get a little bit of cash in return!

«The result might be especially encouraging for breast cancer patients, who have derived little benefit from immunotherapy in trials conducted to date.»

To me, these plug - in hybrids that yield little benefit at a higher price really don't make much sense unless you're one of those people that like to make a statement.

If this assumption is true, it implies that students whose CTE course - taking is influenced by graduation requirements realize little benefit from it.

Studies after studies have demonstrated conclusively that the primary determinant of portfolio returns over a long investment horizon is asset allocation with little benefit ascribed to stock selection.