Sentence examples for apparent beneficiary from inspiring English sources

Mirage was the only apparent beneficiary.

The only apparent beneficiary is Mossad, the Israeli espionage agency, which complained of recruiting difficulties when the economy was booming and peace talks were proceeding.

Goldman Sachs officials who approved of this insider manipulation, including Fabrice Tourre, the apparent creator of the Abacus 2007-AC1 fund, should be the immediate targets of this investigation, as should John A. Paulson, the apparent beneficiary of the fund.

The National Quotation Bureau, which publishes the Pink Sheets, is the apparent beneficiary of this trend.

An alternate explanation is given by Lord Millett in Twinsectra Ltd v Yardley; this is that the Quistclose trust is an "illusory trust", where the apparent beneficiary (the moneylender, for example) takes no active role.

Many of the apparent beneficiaries are members of the security forces, who kept some of the best farms for themselves.

It also warned that the support through universal credit could be funded through future welfare cuts signalled by the Chancellor, which could result in many of the apparent beneficiaries losing out from the total package.

Try talking to some of the apparent beneficiaries of free trade: the garment workers of Bangladesh, for example.

It is already apparent that the biggest beneficiary of any job losses in the UK will be New York, and some employment will simply stop as the volume of business can no longer be supported by the higher costs".

Jones was in charge of the beaten Australia when England won their solitary Webb Ellis Cup, and he is the beneficiary of the apparent determination of the Rugby Football Union chief executive, Ian Ritchie, to narrow the field as much as he can by insisting on international experience, rather than simply trying to find the best man possible for the job.

But the inadequacy of the medical system awaiting the new federal beneficiaries quickly became apparent.