Sentence examples for * an benefited from inspiring English sources

It seemed that the AN benefited not only from the direct support but also from the example set by her supervisor.

Special adviser Nick Seddon, who was awarded an MBE, benefited from an 11% pay rise last year, with his salary increased to £88,000, Civil Service World said, adding that other advisers and speechwriters including Max Chambers, Laura Trott, Richard Parr, Martha Varney and Kate Shouesmith all enjoyed pay increases.

Asked whether Trump's decision to meet with Kim as if he's "an equal" benefited the North Korean leader, Bolton refused to offer his opinion on the matter.

Even if an error benefited Labour, which would be pretty unusual, you could take the size of the error from the 2015 election, double it and Labour still wouldn't be in front.

That has a benefit and a disadvantage.

There is a benefit.

Well, it's a benefit.

It was a benefit — live.

"It could be a benefit.

"So that's a benefit.

would have been a benefit.