Sentence examples for benefit expanded from inspiring English sources

He said hoped the two sides would remain committed to "mutual trust and mutual benefit, expanded practical co-operation, increased people to people and cultural exchanges and healthy and stable development of our comprehensive strategic partnership".

Over time, debt swaps for human benefit expanded: small enterprise, child survival, and education have also been financed this way.

But the benefits expanded beyond conservation and sales.

Money not squandered on ineffective tax cuts could be used to provide further relief to Americans in distress — enhanced unemployment benefits, expanded Medicaid and more.

"When the [food-stamp] benefits expanded, our market share actually went down".

"California has a great record of providing more benefits, expanding to more people, doing more of everything," said Mr. Brown, who was here for the winter meeting of the National Governors Association.

Consuming 'alkalis' will bring about a number of benefits, expanding from hair loss treatment to the prevention of cancers, infections, allergies, obesity, 'all types of rheumatism' and, ultimately, osteoporosis, the subject of the present review.

"They're going to benefit from expanded worldwide wealth.

Other students, however, might also benefit from expanded prescription drug coverage.

The Caribbean countries will benefit as expanded market access promotes economic development and stability in the region.

Future work toward early detection of serous ovarian cancer may also benefit from expanded discovery efforts.