Sentence examples for benefit enjoyed from inspiring English sources

A recent study by David Yermack, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business, found that the private use of company aircraft is "the most costly, and fastest-growing, fringe benefit enjoyed by major company CEOs".

In his last budget Mr Brown criticised fuel companies for profiteering: "The oil price has fallen by 25% in the past six months: a benefit enjoyed by oil companies which has yet to be passed on to consumers".

With the coming of Euro-Americans, there was a brief period of economic benefit enjoyed by the Northwest Coast people, but this soon disappeared, and the arts rapidly degenerated to curio-shop products.

"If it was not enforceable by some kind of civil law, then I think the industry could and should do a great deal more to ensure that rogue publishers are given no access to the benefit enjoyed by everybody else," he said.

He also suggested more should be done to "increase the nature of pariah status" for publishers that refuse to sign up to the regulator, proposing that the industry "could and should do a great deal more to ensure that rogue publishers are given no access to the benefit enjoyed by everybody else".

But who decided that the article was worthy of being peer-reviewed in the first place (a benefit enjoyed by only a few of the manuscripts submitted to the high impact factor journals)?

"Pension and health benefits enjoyed by San Francisco retirees are unsustainable," the report said.

Fifa's ethics committee: "The benefits enjoyed by Mr Infantino were not considered improper".

They also say that not enough weight is being given to the benefits enjoyed by the animals in the preserve.

But many others feel excluded from the benefits enjoyed by the ethnic Han Chinese, who make up more than 90% of China's population.

Under the State Constitution, the court ruled, "committed same-sex couples must be afforded on equal terms the same rights and benefits enjoyed by opposite-sex couples".