Sentence examples for beneficiaries though from inspiring English sources
Shareholders, or to be more precise "unit holders", have received dividends double or triple the market average.These beneficiaries, though, are a select class.
The Giants were once again beneficiaries, though on a smaller scale, of the Patriots' follies during the N.F.L. draft Saturday at Radio City Music Hall.
(That would save money for the program by raising out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries, though it could put a ceiling on their total expenses and mean less reliance on private insurance supplements).
They even entertain the idea of transforming Medicare into a "premium support" program of fixed subsidies for beneficiaries, though more generous ones than in Republican Representative Paul D. Ryan's plan.
The biggest beneficiaries, though, were those with high incomes.
The German looks well placed to be one of the beneficiaries though after his strong start.
There is an immediate beneficiary, though: Ackman himself.
Hong Kong's second board, established in late 1999, could also be a beneficiary, though it fell far and fast when the bubble popped.
In "corporate comics," the publisher is the major beneficiary, though writers of popular series can collect royalties, and the most popular writers can command higher pay.
By Brad Leithauser April 12, 2014 I was recently the beneficiary — though I felt temporarily like the victim — of a "random act of kindness".
Ahmed Wali is usually regarded as the archetypal beneficiary, though he denies he has profited from any military contracts.Nonetheless, his dominance and that of his Popolzai tribe has created grievances among both ordinary people and other tribal leaders, particularly the Ghilzai.
