Benefits [noun]

Thus far Boston banks have received more benefits from this bank than have the other banks in this district.

Water itself is of course essential to the growth of every plant, but the benefits of Irrigation reach far beyond this.

The benefits of this change, however, can be but slowly realized, and are for the present hardly perceptible.

The application to the Government for remuneration for benefits conferred on the public was unsuccessful.

They added that it would hardly be disputed that the Railways had on the whole conferred great benefits upon Ireland.

But this by no means exhausts the benefits derived from it, draining being merely the precursor of further improvement.

In such cases the benefits of subsoil ploughing and deep ploughing are conspicuous.

Then they learn to discourse eloquently on the benefits of commerce, whilst in reality they are completely indifferent to it.

In order to protect the slave trade benefits for England, the Governor vetoed this proposal.

The beasts of the field, and the fowls of heaven, in common with man, enjoy the benefits of an animal life.