Sentence examples for benefit English from inspiring English sources

Geologist and wine expert Richard Selley has long claimed that the forecasted rise in temperatures will hugely benefit English wines over this decade and the next.

Scots may wonder why Nick Clegg chose to announce a policy to benefit English children in Glasgow.

Could you please tell us how concepts developed by Cultural Linguistics could benefit English as a Second (ESL) or English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers, particularly in terms of their awareness of learners' choice of learning and communication strategies in the classroom?

It has cost a lot of pain – and money – but the end result, particularly on the field, is one that benefits English rugby richly.

Fifty authors, including Ian McEwan, Hilary Mantel, and J. K. Rowling, are contributing annotated first editions of their novels to an auction benefiting English PEN.

The close links with Scandinavia had benefited English trade, but they left one awkward heritage: Hardecanute and Magnus made an agreement that if either died without a son, the survivor was to succeed to both kingdoms.

Lower-profile sports too have benefited; English Table Tennis  have a Chinese head coach whilst Taekwondo  brought in expertise from the motherland of their sport, Korea.

The survey showed that most students agreed that the integrated print-and-digital-material based learning system benefits English reading comprehension but may not be as efficient as expected.

Despite its benefits, English education remains a sore point.

The benefit to English rugby will be immense, although harder to quantify.

Just this week, the single itself has become available, at iTunes, to benefit the English homeless charity Shelter.