Sentence examples for benefit a select group from inspiring English sources

I never was comfortable with this and felt that my Art Walk contribution was going to unfairly benefit a select group of galleries, some my direct competitors.

Playwright Arthur Miller criticized the anti-communist hype of McCarthyism in The Crucible, showing that orchestrated fear about phantom threats in order to benefit a select group of people reaches back to America's Puritan past.

However, recent systematic reviews of the literature found there is no clinical data from comparative studies that support the use of dynamic stabilization devices over standard fusion techniques [ 25], and address whether they may potential benefit a select group of patients with degenerative disease of the lumbar spine [ 26].

The plan also unveils sweeping changes in the military's bloated procurement process, one decried by Gates and other lawmakers as having benefited a select group of major contractors for too long after 9/11.

The constituent, Bernardo Botkay, a writer and a singer in a rock band, said he had directed his scorn at Mr. Paes because he believed that the mayor's policies were benefiting a select group of real estate speculators and contributing to gentrification ahead of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics, both of which will be held in Rio.

Lavish subsidies, he argued, stimulate excess production, hurt the environment and benefit only a select group of big growers at enormous public expense.

Back in the days when higher education was mostly for the benefit of a select group of middle-class kids, I had a meeting with my school careers teacher, who asked me what I wanted to do in the future.

Nice accepts the extended age range will benefit "a very select group of women", and that the final say on eligibility lies with local health authorities – the much talked about "postcode lottery".

These are changes that would benefit every resident, not just a select group.

Chilean authorities -- like their counterparts in Russia, Argentina and other countries where a select group benefited disproportionately from privatization of formerly state-owned companies -- are examining whether the general received kickbacks from insiders involved in the privatizations.

With Batista's regime, there was brutal repression and severe economic deprivation which benefited almost nobody except for a select group of urban elites.