Sentence examples for benefit from a certain from inspiring English sources

Novels in general, he thinks, benefit from a certain mystery.

At the same time, the sites do benefit from a certain lack of legal understanding.

A cat's need for social interaction isn't as great as a dog's, but they do benefit from a certain amount.

While beef and lamb benefit from a certain amount of ageing, pork does not – you want to buy it fresh and wet, as with fish.

It wants doctors to start talking honestly to patients about the benefit or potential lack of benefit from a certain procedure and the possibility that some treatments can involve risk, and about alternative ways of handling their illness.

The current bumper stickers -- "Re-elect Gore in 2004" -- suggest that the vice president could benefit from a certain amount of sympathy over the fact that he might now be president if the United States were a nation with modern voting technology.

The service has benefited from a certain kind of herd mentality in Japan.

He's the most exciting athlete in the world, and like Augusta, he benefits from a certain aloofness from the everyday world.

But Mr Spitzer has benefited from a certain public suspicion that Wall Street was out to bilk the moms and pops of Main Street America.

Bayrou's spiel might have worked last decade, when France wasn't in dire need of reassurance and still benefited from a certain international stature, thanks in no part to Chirac's forceful opposition to the Iraq war.

"The idea is to prepare tomorrow's speech, and ahead of it you have these demos, which show that Assad still benefits from a certain amount of popular support".