Sentences with phrase «little valuable benefits»

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This is a revolutionary concept that can benefit every household, reduce plastic waste and be even more valuable in countries that do little or no recycling... or experience a natural disaster.

It's not just that homework itself has no academic benefits for little kids, and may even be harmful, it's also that homework is replacing other fun, developmentally appropriate, and valuable activities — activities that help them grow into healthy, happy adults.

As a health author, blogger, and Nutritionist, I observe people's eating habits all the time... and I still constantly see well - intentioned, but misinformed people choosing egg whites instead of whole eggs, even though studies show that the «fatty» yolks contain almost all of the anti-aging benefits, heart - health benefits, and 90 % of the valuable antioxidants and vitamins / minerals in an egg, whereas the whites contain very little nutrition at all.

With darker windows, you'll be able to prevent peering eyes from seeing you and your valuables inside, but one of the best benefits of window tinting is a little - known safety feature.

We'd like to elaborate a little on the topic of OPEN Savings - one of the most valuable OPEN benefits.

However, this benefit is made a little less valuable by the plethora of ultra-low-cost-carriers (LCCs) that have popped up lately.

Now, those benefits mean little to me — I've hardly set foot in a Nordstrom — but they could be valuable to Nordstrom diehards.

The sign - up bonus on this card is quite generous, considering that many cards with high annual fees and valuable subscription benefits typically offer little to no bonus.

Bill McCaughey, IoT consultant and CEO of Home Energy and Maintenance LLC, a home data management company based in Houston, agrees with the cost - benefit assessment, noting that eventually the data itself could affect pricing: «If you've got five, ten years of operating data, your home will be a little more valuable.»