Sentence examples for because it benefited from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boies did not dwell on this legal difference between the two sides, perhaps because it benefited him to simply go to the bottom line.

The Russell Group said the present system was "regressive" because it benefited middle-class graduates as much as those from poor backgrounds.

He did much of what he described in that exchange because it benefited him politically — he was working to make a name for himself with these sorts of public anti-corruption efforts.

Democrats have argued that the kind of in-person fraud Republicans have targeted is rare — and have accused their opponents of ignoring actual evidence of campaign-driven fraud in Bladen and Robeson counties because it benefited them.

Prosecutors portrayed that as evidence that Edwards knew the scheme was illegal, because it benefited his election campaign and therefore amounted to a contribution above the permitted $2,300 personal donation.

Responding to critics who have grown more organized and vocal in recent weeks, Mr. Bloomberg lashed back, saying opponents were clinging to a flawed system merely because it benefited them by allowing them to remain in office.

Mohan said that Google tries to integrate its products because it benefits users.

Equality of the weighted marginal costs implies that the more populated country has to increase its contribution because it benefits more from immigration restriction.

Because it benefits them.

Because it benefits the private sector.

Mr. Patterson added that Ms. Lincoln would participate, because it "benefits a worthwhile charity".