the most benefit going vs the most benefit to go

Some examples from the web:

• When Minister Dodds launched it, he promised efficiency savings and enhanced competition to help minimise the wholesale costs of electricity, with the vast bulk of the benefits going to the consumer.
• Perhaps then we would see benefits going not only to farmers and cattle but also to human beings - in other words patients.
• I do care that financial institutions gain from consolidation, but I am much more interested in the greatest benefits going to the consumer, in the form of wider choice, better products, more efficient services and more competitive prices.
• 40 A healthy lifestyle will also help you to get the most benefit from your treatment.
• 48 A healthy lifestyle will also help you to get the most benefit from your treatment.
• The most benefit from Gardasil is expected before infection with any of the Human Papillomavirus types covered by the vaccine.
• To get the most benefit from the medicine, it should be used regularly and at the same time every day.
• To get the most benefit from the medicine, it should be used regularly and at the same time every day.
• You need to use the pen correctly in order to get the most benefit from BYETTA.
• Secondly, the contractor shall identify solutions likely to deliver the most benefits and least cost to society as a whole.
• In other words, the aid must be tailored directly to women to do the most benefit.
• So there are benefits in going to a country where treatment is cheaper, as long as it is better.
• It also shares the concerns which have been expressed in many quarters that an undue proportion of the benefit is going to those nations which have least need of it.
• Someone's going to benefit from Keith Doheny's death.
• This project is going to benefit hundreds of thousands.
• Because it's not everyone that's going to benefit from a mission.
• She's the right age, she's healthy, And now is the time where she would get the most benefit.
• Those who'll reap the most benefit will also share the most of the burden.
• Networking is not always without problems and negative aspects: sometimes there are conflicts of interest which hinder cooperation, while, at other times, the strongest members of the network are the ones that reap the most benefits from it.
• 7.3 Networking is not always without problems and negative aspects: sometimes there are conflicts of interest which hinder cooperation, while, at other times, the strongest members of the network are the ones that reap the most benefits from it.

Some examples from the web:

• It seems to me that a number of the forestry schemes that operate in Ireland most of the benefits go to speculators, particularly from outside the country.
• But Kate, she gave up a job with benefits to go into the cleaning business with me, for me.
• 40 A healthy lifestyle will also help you to get the most benefit from your treatment.
• 48 A healthy lifestyle will also help you to get the most benefit from your treatment.
• The most benefit from Gardasil is expected before infection with any of the Human Papillomavirus types covered by the vaccine.
• To get the most benefit from the medicine, it should be used regularly and at the same time every day.
• To get the most benefit from the medicine, it should be used regularly and at the same time every day.
• You need to use the pen correctly in order to get the most benefit from BYETTA.
• Secondly, the contractor shall identify solutions likely to deliver the most benefits and least cost to society as a whole.
• In other words, the aid must be tailored directly to women to do the most benefit.
• Tell him about all the benefits that go along with working for you.
• The additional costs for planning, supervision, safety and infrastructure are being paid by the government, in other words the taxpayer, and the financial benefits go to international companies.
• Tell him about all the benefits that go along with working for you - state dinners, beer pong with Prince Harry, manscaping with Charles, coral reef bombing with the Queen...
• According to estimates, this could lead to savings of about EUR 30 billion, and the greatest benefit would go to small and medium-sized enterprises.
• The benefits must go to the inhabitants, not just to representatives of the authorities or big international companies.
• When all is said and done, any benefit would go to the companies who, with relative ease and certain impunity, refused to comply with the registration obligation.
• But the benefits of this Agreement go well beyond short term gains of tariff line reductions.
• With regard to funding, cost must go before benefit.
• A cost-benefit analysis aims to go beyond an analysis of the viability of the project by the investor, and to take into account all the (discounted) social costs and benefits deriving from the project.
• She's the right age, she's healthy, And now is the time where she would get the most benefit.