Beneficial in a sentence as an adjective

He's put his wealth and influence to use in beneficial, high-impact ways.

Difficult to see how publicizing this stuff could be beneficial for Mr. Allen.

To function well in society, it's beneficial to understand a little about how they work, and how to make them do things.

The best you can do is balance the harms from pollution with the underlying beneficial activity.

I distinctly remember being told that I "wasn't what they were looking for" and that they "wanted the classes to be as beneficial to all attendees as possible.

Various countries have decided it is beneficial to legislate people driving strangers in exchange for money.

But I think that a critique of the project, especially showing which parts of it have already been created, is amazingly beneficial.

I sense intuitively, though, that things like "15% across-the-board tax" are innately retrograde solutions that would serve to choke the beneficial and legal side of the service.

They are generally minor or petty crimes, at least that I have read about so far. It seems like an overzealous us of a tool for perfunctory government twerps to feel empowered and make a case for their continued existence...not at all beneficial in the short or long term

Maybe from their standpoint it would be more beneficial to google users who are used to typing in 'hacker news' to visit this site, but since when did that matter to google?Also don't get me wrong I love both google and hackernews.

I think it's fair to say though that out of all the ones you could pick, learning to program will be more beneficial practically relative to most others.> Research voraciously, and understand how the things around us work at a basic level.

That sort of "solution" would have been folly in our digital age and so too would any overkill-style governmental solution affecting any beneficial and innovative technologically-driven service that can come about by linking what people have to offer with what people need to use, and that includes Airbnb.

Beneficial definitions

adjective

promoting or enhancing well-being; "an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries"; "the beneficial effects of a temperate climate"; "the experience was good for her"

See also: good