Sentence examples for apparently benefit from from inspiring English sources

Cars, mobile phone games, handbags and perfume are just a few of the products that apparently benefit from the Sharapova imprimatur.

Babies with the CC or CG form of the SNP apparently benefit from a fatty acid found only in breast milk, while those with the GG form do not.

Comment: According to current data concerning metabolic control, comorbidities and increased mortality, patients with diabetes mellitus, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome apparently benefit from vitamin D supplementation.

They also apparently benefited from living in the water column.

Mr. Kerry apparently benefited from endorsements last week from Gov. John Baldacci and former Senator George J. Mitchell.

Mr. Spitzer, who just announced his bid for city comptroller on Sunday, is also apparently benefiting from his high visibility.

The national commercial station Classic FM and BBC Radio 3 have both apparently benefited from the desire of audiences to find some respite from the pressures associated with the recession.

The list became radioactive when James Johnson, who apparently benefited from favorable mortgage terms from Countrywide, had to quit as the vetter of vice presidential candidates for Senator Barack Obama — a prime critic of Countrywide's dealings.

[C9.] Nokia Raises Earnings Estimate Shares of Nokia, the maker of cellphones, rose more than 8percentt after the company raised its outlook for third-quarter sales and earnings, apparently benefiting from an unusual decision to cut its handset prices.

But the suspects in the houses near where Mr. Oake was killed seem to be a different story altogether, although they, too, apparently benefited from the racial mix here.

The even-hotter new thing in America (bizarrely to the British, who regard it as uniquely unglamorous) is WeightWatchers, which apparently benefits from the efforts of one of Britain's second-hand royals, Sarah Ferguson, to promote it.Supermarkets all cater to this market.