Sentence examples for anyone benefit from inspiring English sources

Does anyone benefit from the renewed interest in illegal migrants?

Does anyone benefit from his vast wealth besides him?

Chefs, who more than anyone benefit from the huge surge in attention, are, in my experience, mostly wary of it.

Nor does anyone benefit from Europe's continued refusal to provide safe and legal routes to asylum to significant numbers of Syrian refugees still stuck in the Middle East.

Does anyone benefit when you can't get your art sold, or you can't get that great book published, or you have some great idea that will improve the world, but can't succeed in bringing it to the world?

If anyone benefited, runs the indictment of liberalisation, it was the urban rich.

And if anyone benefits most directly from the House bill, it is American families.

New tenants and anyone benefiting from improvements can be expected to pay more and service charges will go up.

"Some people are saying that Charles Taylor didn't give anyone benefits whilst he was president of Liberia, so he shouldn't expect benefits himself.

Seneca thinks that, given how hateful compulsion is for anyone, benefits conferred by slaves reflect an admirable ability to overcome resentment for being in the position they are in (3.19.4).

Sometimes, what gets lost amid all the hootenanny over which candidate the media is "in love" with is that there's no real evidence that anyone benefits when a reporter or a talking head fawns all over an electoral contender.