Sentence examples for To be benefits from inspiring English sources

Where economic efficiency is obtained, there are likely to be benefits for the poor as well as the rich.

There were supposed to be benefits for both sides: Fleming got a huge new customer, after submitting the lowest bid to supply Kmart's stores with food and beauty products, and Kmart got a much cheaper supplier.

BP say there are likely to be benefits for oilfields worldwide.

"Where before we thought there were going to be benefits from a degree or two of warming, this is not the case with the latest data.

I would consider those to be benefits.

The findings support those of a recent qualitative interview study that reported, 'anytime anywhere access to patient information' and 'time and human resource related efficiency savings to be benefits experienced by clinicians of an EPR within the NHS [ 19].

It certainly seems to be benefiting Brand Zoltan.

China seems to be benefiting from the trend.

Mr. Chirac is not the only European leader to appear to be benefiting from the crisis.

Most of all, though, Mr. Bloomberg seems to be benefiting by his identification with Mr. Giuliani.

But Google seems to be benefiting from the tangle in some respects.