Sentence examples for became a benefit from inspiring English sources

On Saturday it became a benefit concert for a fledgling project that will mount educational forums on Arab, Middle Eastern and North African culture.

While the first version of the iPhone allowed people who were losing their vision to enlarge text, it wasn't until 2009, when the company introduced accessibility features, that the device became a benefit to blind people.

After it became a benefit, CAMI also decided to donate; in the last several days, although the exact box-office take was uncertain, CAMI sent a check for $50,000 to the U.S. Fund for Unicef, which raises money for the charity in the United States, Ms. Boudanoque said.

We became an aquaponics farm and we became a benefit corporation for the same reason.

He retired from the Army in 1992 as a command sergeant major, then became a benefits counselor for the Veterans Administration.

But by the second generation in those families, immigrants, with improved education and taxpaying ability, become a benefit to government coffers, adding about $30 billion a year.

But for those above £45,000, child benefit is now about to become a benefit for other people.

"As soon as you get up to the larger screen size, then it becomes a benefit depending on how close you are to the TV," he said.

Treasure Beach, Memphis Tennessee and Seville are still on course for the Classic that has become a benefit for their trainer Aidan O'Brien, but Recital was not on top form yesterday morning and his place in the squad will be taken by Roderic O'Connor.

Since the complexity of peak patterns becomes a benefit rather than a drawback, Pattern Picker opens new opportunities in NMR experiment design.

On the contrary, the small viewing angle of LCDs becomes a benefit when one needs to control and manipulate as needed, especially, for privacy purposes.