Sentence examples for Long-term beneficiary from inspiring English sources

If it fails, Wilders may be the long-term beneficiary.

The county and its main city, Williamsport, are working diligently to position themselves not just as a host to the arriving companies, but also as a source of local workers for the industry and a long-term beneficiary of its local and national expansion.

In effect, that now makes Ericsson a long-term beneficiary of Unwired Planet's own patent enforcing activities.

Living in a household where there is at least one long-term beneficiary of the SWF is correlated with a reduction in the probability of being stunted (OR 0.76, p < 0.10).

Hence, Dawkins rejects the vehicle approach partly because he identifies it with the manifestor of adaptation approach, which he has answered by definition, in terms of the long-term beneficiary.

The only long-term beneficiary of this extravagant Grand-Guignol will be Covanta Holding Corporation, the company contracted to haul the garbage away and incinerate it upstate and elsewhere.

But when it comes to housing, the real, long-term beneficiaries will be estate agents, property developers and homeowners.

Act in a manner consistent with the best interests of long-term beneficiaries, including voting on an informed basis without abdicating decision-making to third parties.

In addition, the concept of engaged ownership calls for an investor to actively vote, or refrain from voting, its shares on an informed basis in a manner consistent with the best interests of its long-term beneficiaries, without abdicating decision-making to proxy advisory firms.

Orbán and his friends observed that the real long-term beneficiaries of Reaganism and Thatcherism had been private contractors, defence industry specialists, arms dealers, advertising and communications experts, and capitalists with links to service providers in what had formerly been the public sector.

Who are the short-term and long-term beneficiaries?