Sentence examples for benefit from association from inspiring English sources

Where the female can derive no benefit from association with the male, no such association takes place".

Both Mr. Daschle and Mr. Gephardt, an old friend of Mr. McAuliffe's, are considering presidential campaigns in 2004, and both stand to benefit from association with Mr. McAuliffe -- and his list of longtime donors.

The benefits of such arrangements are that they often give one party access to new markets without the hassle and expense of building overseas campuses; and let the other benefit from association with a prestigious brand.

These structures are intended to benefit from association with federally guaranteed deposits as well as the broader but more nebulous protection that comes from being perceived – by officials and by markets – as too big to fail.

We illustrate with suitable examples the wide range of various applications that benefit from association rule mining.

One producer who prefers to remain anonymous has misgivings, despite having benefited from association with more than one of the above-mentioned brands.

In fact, many schools have benefited from association with businessmen whose images have, at one time or another, been decidedly ambiguous.

Reminding us that even Thoreau benefited from association with a circle of urban intellectuals, he insists that suburbanization is producing an ecological disaster.

Mikva'ot benefited from association with contemporary water cure trends, while allowing women to contribute to the redemption of the world.

About 100 D.E.M.A. members, as well as those who stood to benefit from an association with the association, drove to a house in Bel-Air where two young women on stilts juggled and smiled beneath glittering eye masks.

In the course of its history, the university has benefited from associations with some two dozen Nobel Prize recipients.