Sentence examples for benefit anything from inspiring English sources

"Southern Cameroonians do not benefit anything from the French Cameroon.

It is a waste of money and time and they will not benefit anything or get any experience by watching mad men jumping up and down," he said.

The benefits are three-fold: The giver feels good about supporting a cause he or she cares about; the recipient gets a unique present with the added bonus of some residual feel-good; and the gift goes on to benefit anything from a family in need, to an animal in crisis, or the environment.

"You go back to the 'axis of evil' and these things and I think that might be historically proved to be not benefiting anything," Bush said.

At the end of the day, when has defensiveness and sinking into individualism ever benefitted anything other than your own ego or sense of self?

No one would benefit from anything, neither money nor anything.

With the greatest concentration of dictatorships in the world, this region will not benefit from anything like the pull of NATO and the European Union.

"I didn't benefit from anything," he said, adding that he had taken Mr. Lattanzio golfing, had regularly bought him expensive cigars and considered him a friend.

Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right party National Front, which in the current febrile atmosphere stands to benefit from anything that undermines the establishment, called for Mr. Hollande's entire cabinet to resign and urged new parliamentary elections.

I am not sure whether I will live long enough to benefit from anything from my grandchildren, but I encourage them to go to school for a better future when I am long gone.

"They didn't benefit in anything like the same way.