practical benefit

In practice, fine words seemed to produce few practical benefits.

However, the practical benefits and risks for people aren't clear yet.

These two practices I feel are of real practical benefit.

This has a practical benefit, along with a theoretical one.

Only looking back are the "reasons" clear, and the practical benefits obvious.

Mayoral control of the schools has political and practical benefits.

This Agreement now needs to be translated into practical benefits.

The wood chips will be of practical benefit, too, for the school children.

Building on their sister city relationships, participants developed economic interests with practical benefits.

Other times, getting the children involved has practical benefits.

The search for knowledge was also of practical benefit to humankind.

Perhaps, as some law professors argue, there are practical benefits to this kind of education.

"It can be of enormous practical benefit to international trade.

And that there have been practical benefits as well.

"But too late to be of any practical benefit."

Children are the public and engineers of the future; risk awareness has many practical benefits for their own safety.

In addition to the obvious practical benefits of clarity, it may also have a legal benefit.

Beyond these very practical benefits of gardens we know that gardening is great for physical and mental health.

Q. What are some of its other practical benefits?

Let us therefore verify whether this money is used to bring practical benefit to the European citizens.

That is a very real and practical benefit to the people who elected us to serve in this House on their behalf.

This is an important subject, which brings practical benefits to small- and medium-sized companies.

Even if the governor and the Legislature had the will to raise the sales tax, there may be little practical benefit in doing so.

There is, however, no practical benefit in doing this.

Not everyone, though, sees practical benefits to the arts.