Sentence examples for been benefited from inspiring English sources
noun
An advantage, help, sake or aid from something.
From the point of view of research many people have been benefited.
It has been a bit trickier, especially with aggregate data, to pinpoint how exactly the poor have been benefited.
Is no doubt that in last decades, this process has been benefited from the introduction of new diagnostic and therapeutics methods.
Of course the residuary of his lordship's estate has been benefited, but we cannot discover what advantage has accrued either to Selwyn's credit or to the public by this transaction.
So that there is no need to take counsel hastily or before it is safe". When Leosthenes now had embarked the city in the Lamian war, greatly against Phocion's wishes, to raise a laugh against Phocion, he asked him scoffingly, what the state had been benefited by his having now so many years been general.
Japan and Korea have been benefited from such emission leakages.
Pharmacology is benefited by the prepared mind.
Lawyers are benefiting, too.
Pawn shops are benefiting.
Charity is benefiting, too.
