Sentences with phrase «n't benefit»

So, Mom or Dad, you can't benefit from Junior's active lifestyle.

If the underwear is between the compression shorts and your leg muscles, the muscles can't benefit from this effect fully.

I can't think of a single mother who wouldn't benefit from reading this.

If you feel it doesn't apply to you or that the criticism doesn't benefit you in any way, thank the person suggesting or offering judgment and continue to do your own thing.

Obviously if you're clearly going to need a Caesarean section it would be pointless to prepare you for a natural birth (although that is not to say that you wouldn't benefit from some of the complementary therapies).

So now, since I've started it, I'm more willing to say no to something that isn't a good use of our time or won't benefit everyone.

If someone is doing it for them — that simply isn't a benefit.

«You're saying this facility doesn't benefit the Park District,» Ardent said.

Not because I don't benefit everyday from that «special connection» to my son, but because I do.

Maybe children won't benefit any less if they stay in their local communities, but when they get to the high school level and know what sport they want to concentrate on, then they should travel to national tournaments in hopes of being seen by college scouts.

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What good are these so called big «five» if the country doesn't benefit whatsoever?

you don't get paid or you just don't benefit anything directly when Chelsea wins something but He does.

However, a Premier League spokesman told BBC Sport: «It wouldn't benefit the integrity of the competition to parachute referees in for games» (pictured left).

The attendances at Inter-Monaro, for example, shouldn't have an impact on South Melbourne, just as AFC Bournemouth doesn't benefit from the attendance figures at Old Trafford.

You wouldn't, which is why I can understand how Giroud apparently hasn't even been part of discussions, because it doesn't benefit Arsenal in the slightest.

While some might think that because Genting isn't completely focused on gambling, it didn't benefit as much as a purely gambling oriented company might have with regards to the sponsorship, that couldn't be farther from the truth.

Not to mention the sugar daddies that we don't benefit from whereas Chelsea and City do.

This is the playoffs, though, where just about anything can happen in a short series, too, so we shouldn't be surprised if that «anything» doesn't benefit the Cubs despite their current 2 - 0 lead, either.

Certainly doesn't benefit us at all that formation.

He entered the draft a year early so he didn't benefit from an all - star game.

Dipo may have learned a ton from Westbrook but he certainly didn't benefit with his on court performance next to him.

bunting isn't a benefit for his game.

But though coaching work at QPR does not automatically an England manager make, then equally there's no reason why the club shouldn't benefit from the work of a man who has plenty of interesting ideas about football in amongst all the other stuff.

It doesn't benefit the student athlete nearly as much as it does the older / more mature parties.

Glad it's only taken half a year for all to see how this shape doesn't benefit us.

Now our medical team looks better we still don't benefit of it haha

Welbeck kind of worked out for us but we should never have bought him when he has never scored more than 9 goals a season in his life, it was a wasted purchase imo and one that didn't benefit the club in the way a new striker is supposed to.

If the owners don't benefit from the profits (be it from dividend distributions or share value appreciation (or in Kroenke's case also an «advisory fee») then who gets the value created by paying (gate and TV) and merchandise buying fans?

Now him and wenger can't say that it was almost done cause it wouldn't benefit anyone.

Any team that would potentially sign him likely wouldn't benefit that much in the standings and probably wouldn't mind a nice high draft pick next year.

I think it's fair to say others are just another number and don't benefit in the same matter as the big name roster locks.

The style doesn't benefit him for me.»

Why take on hundreds of millions of debt if it doesn't benefit you right now?

Arsenal now doesn't benefit from having the person who contributed to the greatness of this club walk the halls anymore inspiring the kids that probably influenced them to play in the first place.

Even in those cases where they work out, wouldn't it benefit to take him in the 5th round or so and land another 2nd round caliber player?

Football is entertainment to me, because I don't benefit anything

Also — it doesn't benefit us to have additional strikers if the opposition camp on their box.

Not only don't we have the quality, we then drag that lack of quality down even further by playing them in a shape and in a system that doesn't benefit a single outfield player.

This sort of thing is always going to happen when teams are allowed to have a say in the rules because obviously, they'll vote against anything which doesn't benefit them.

To be honest Benzema is just another version of Giroud but with more pace and skill, and his ego suggests him being at Arsenal won't benefit us as we will most likely be seen as a club with low ambitions he can make money off of like DiMaria when he joined United.

It doesn't benefit the Pacers because it's the same number of personal fouls on Lance, plus a technical.

It doesn't benefit the Cavaliers because they got three free throws instead of two shots and the ball.

There are very few foods in this world that won't benefit from a pinch of salt on top.

The dairy industry has been deregulated, but our dairy farmers don't benefit from rising prices.

There's not a person out there who couldn't benefit from taking a break from wheat, dairy, and sugar once in a while!

New Zealand didn't benefit from a China - led resources boom but it was able to move with much more agility than Australia to fulfil Asia's growing demand for dairy products.

«It's important to stress that Robert Wiseman Dairies didn't benefit from this initiative by a single penny, with extra revenue passed straight to dairy farmers who supplied us,» he added.

I can't think of too many vegetables that don't benefit from a blasting of oven heat.