Sentence examples for Benefit one another from inspiring English sources

Vampire bats, for instance, benefit one another by sharing meals of regurgitated blood.

"So at first I didn't see how they could benefit one another.

The two sectors have tended to regard each other with mutual suspicion, but producer Paul Warwick believes they can benefit one another.

The family plants nothing in rows, preferring groves that combine plants they think will benefit one another — citrus near guavas, for example.

My research, teaching, and leadership in both Africa and North America continue to inform and benefit one another with the ultimate goal of improving access to optimal, evidence-based, and sustainable treatment for children with hydrocephalus and spina bifida everywhere.

Once I saw firsthand how GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) institutions and Wikipedia can benefit one another, I returned to Princeton and my student job at the Princeton University Archives inspired to act on this experience.

Seventh Avenue was way ahead of the rest of the philanthropic pack when it came to AIDS-related causes, and it seems that every other weekend in New York and Los Angeles a sample sale to benefit one cause or another is going on.

Only if it's used to manipulate voters in a strategic way to benefit one campaign over another, he says, rather than for the greater good.

A month ago, welcoming the initiative's (not yet inoperative) demise, the New Republic's estimable John B. Judis wrote:* The irony is that the California measure, if adopted nationally, would provide a more equitable way to choose presidents than the current system, but if adopted piecemeal, as the California initiative proposed to do, would merely benefit one party over another.

"The recount does not benefit one candidate over another.

So, once social commerce fully takes off, it will only be natural that Facebook tries to benefit one way or another from it". (Editing by Edwin Chan, Tiffany Wu and Bob Burgdorfer).