Sentence examples for benefit from a different from inspiring English sources
"We are now at the point where we believe the company would benefit from a different style of leadership," he said.
Still, Mr. Shepherd is among many opponents of the Legislature's plans who think the initiative process could benefit from a different change: letting Floridians create laws through ballot questions, rather than constitutional amendments.
In addition, Mr. Pearlstine said he thought all the defendants could benefit from a different legal approach, one that did not center on reporter's privilege and the First Amendment but on due process.
And although this is one of the few places in the country where Mr Bush is a campaign asset, Mr Lampson stands to benefit from a different set of coat-tails.
Each 5G slice could thus benefit from a different functional split according to the service it provides.
"This way we cross barriers--something [that is] very difficult--and the students benefit from a different way of doing science, from a broader perspective".
This means, importing a new benefit or set of benefits from a different industry or country.
Mr. Medvedev knows this because he himself was once chairman of Gazprom, a company that clearly benefits from a different set of rules than that of Mr. Khodorkovsky.
In Illinois's 6th Congressional District, where Pence concluded his swing Friday, Democrats said they were benefiting from a different Trump administration priority — rollbacks of Obama-era health care and gay rights policies, reversals that were toxic to affluent, moderate voters.
(Ms. Broadwell was ranked No. 1 overall in fitness in her class at West Point, although she benefited from a different ranking scale for women. But, "I was still in the top 5 percent if I'd been ranked as a male," she said).
