How to pronounce bene

Usage examples

• Something deep beneath the earth shifted, sending vibrations strong enough to register on earthquake detection mechanisms hundreds of miles away.
• Such a child is treated as born if he thereby takes a direct benefit.
• A cost-benefit analysis often dictates which disaster recovery measures are implemented.
• One of the major themes of the work is Salimbene's emphasis on numerology.
• In the eighteenth century Scotland reaped the intellectual benefits of this system.
• In his latest book he also espouses the benefits of yoga to improve flexibility.
• The band was playing a charity show, benefiting the Teenage Cancer Trust.
• Incumbent candidates and their political organizations are typically the greatest beneficiaries of Pay-to-Play.
• He has been a benefactor to the arts and Chairman of English National Opera.
• Furthermore, precaution eliminates the benefits of new technology along with the harms.