Sentence examples for * benefiting in from inspiring English sources

Too much is a specific generation benefiting in an unrepeatable way.

If you're the victim, it's hard to accept people in prison benefiting in some way.

So by publicising a positive but truthful image, hopefully Ghana is going to be benefiting in other ways.

Within a few years, though, an American training team realized that the Egyptian military was benefiting in a different way.

They share deep misgivings about the prospects of Manus benefiting in the long run from Australia's incursion.

"Clinton is benefiting in these states from overwhelming African American support," P.P.P.'s Tom Jensen said in a statement.

The following year, he performed in two large concerts at the organization's second symposium in Harare, Zimbabwe, benefiting children in armed conflict.

At next year's general election it will probably pick up a handful of seats (Peter Kellner of YouGov suggests that the number could be up to ten), but will exercise its greatest influence by affecting the result in dozens more; in some places benefiting Labour, in other the Tories.

Benefiting in part from election nervousness, the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond rose enough for the week to cut its yield to 5.69percentt from 5.75percentt.

The majority of those benefiting were in biology; postdocs in physics and other departments were already paid at or above that amount.

"The Educate a Child initiative will go a long way in delivering quality primary education benefiting children in some of the most disadvantaged regions of Chad".