Sentence examples for area benefiting from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese market is expected to represent a key growth area benefiting from our development of internal expertise in rare stamps from China and from the key trading relationships built during 2010," the firm said.

The area, benefiting from the University of California campus, is home to small companies that develop medical instruments and computer hardware and Fortune 500 companies like the Tenet Healthcare Corporation and Fidelity National Financial Inc. Santa Barbara is also a popular spot for holding midsize retreats.

Linda A. Kabot, the Southampton supervisor, said in a statement that the town wanted state legislation allowing a special tax district covering the area benefiting from the line burial in the event that the designation was needed to recover the project's cost and to avoid making it a townwide charge.

This project is not just beneficial for the reintroduced bees but also fantastic for the wider environment of the area, benefiting a great number and diversity of insects, plants, birds and mammals, as well as the people who love and visit this beautiful place.

The ECB and the fiscal stability pact have also prevented the euro area benefiting from anything like the sort of stimulus enjoyed in America.Lessons from JapanNot only has Japan's economy actually outperformed Germany's in recent years, but in the year to the first quarter official figures suggest that it was the fastest-growing of the G7 economies, with GDP up by 2.6%.

Low Cost Automation is a cross sectional area benefiting from methodologies and developments of other fields of automatic control.

Local farmers recall a time when this area benefited from subsidies and other largess doled out by the Hussein government.

The area benefited from the traffic along the old north road and from commerce on the Lea.

The whole area benefited," he said.

Therefore, it may be that increased vastus medialis cross-sectional area benefits the patellofemoral joint via biomechanical effects on both patella bone and cartilage volumes.

Even current public expenditure shows rich areas benefiting at the expense of poor ones.