beneficially

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• You’ll be surprised by how many responses you get and how beneficial the precursory information is.

• “It was really beneficial because we got so many different questions and comments,” Melanie said, “and it meant that we really had to know what we were doing and really refine our strategy.”

• “There’s not a lot of water that would be a significant contribution to the city of San Diego’s needs, but there’s a local source … that might be beneficial to keeping critical infrastructure operational,” he said.

• While some products felt like inventions searching for a purpose, others had unique features that proved beneficial.

• These mutually beneficial business relationships can save you money, which is gold for the businessperson on a budget.

• “We can try to improve things that are beneficial to Turkers,” Milland added.

• So the idea that inclusion of gay characters in media is beneficial is well established.

• The review also notes that sucralose could potentially harm the beneficial bacteria in our gut.

• Diversification was as beneficial in financial investments as it was in growing crops and raising livestock.

• Why do you think psychedelics are so beneficial in helping Vets with PTD?

• His horticultural writings were exceedingly beneficial, as well to the gardeners as farmers.

• Trades-unions have a double nature, they are created for both beneficial and business purposes.

• Originally their beneficial character was the more important feature.

• The beneficial results of those acts are too large to be here entered into in detail.