Sentence examples for arrangements that benefit from inspiring English sources

That's what's called a conflict of interest, and there are hundreds of cozy arrangements that benefit big Wall Street traders with regular people none the wiser.

It was an arrangement that benefitted all parties.

It was an arrangement that benefited Asda, in terms of customers buying more goods – and it benefited charities and people who use food banks because it gave them a regular supply of food.

"We are very pleased to have had the opportunity to sit down with redbox and negotiate an arrangement that benefits both parties and allows us to continue making our films available to redbox customers," said Kevin Tsujihara, president, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group.

A hotel chain could certainly save a few dollars by shifting some of its workforce to an outside agency -- an arrangement that benefits both the hotel and the labor supplier.

If he sold the property short and the bank forgave the extra $100,000 -- an arrangement that benefits the lender because it recoups more of the original loan than would a foreclosure -- the IRS would consider that amount as income, on which the borrower could owe thousands of dollars in taxes.

Cheryl Rivers, executive director of the National Legislative Association, said the new organization would develop its preferred drug list itself to guard against undisclosed behind-the-scenes arrangements that could benefit drug manufacturers.

For instance, modularity may increase the rate of adaptive evolution, because modules can be easily combined into new arrangements that may benefit their carrier.

And if those parents are happier with that arrangement, doesn't that benefit their babies?

Garmendia said in a press conference today that the law will also do away with the public-sector grants for graduate students, and replace them with contractual arrangements that include unemployment benefits.

Kushner said he would meet with Mosley's lawyer this week to present to Mosley "an arrangement that might benefit him to the point that he seriously considers doing something with me".