Sentence examples for benefit from being so from inspiring English sources

"I live in a Third World community that has yet to really benefit from being so close to a national icon," said Mr Forrester, chairman of the Mutitjulu Community Aboriginal Corporation.

But if they can afford to live here, scientists benefit from being so close to so many other smart people, as you can see from the makeup of the festival.

"Ashford only stands to benefit from being so well connected to the rest of the country - we will have the unique position of having a town centre station with high speed links to London, the Midlands and mainland Europe [with Eurostar].

High-risk patients could benefit from being so identified through early introduction of specific preventive or therapeutic interventions.

Roman Polanski, who directed his own Oliver Twist in 2005, is seldom accused of cosiness and gooey sentimentality and his film benefits from being so un-English.

But other, more full-bodied whites benefit less from being so cold.

On the other side of the globe, readers recommend Auckland ("currently undergoing an intense urban transformation") and Hong Kong ("benefits so much from being so densely populated").

What are the benefits you get from being so active in social media?

They're really successful, but these are all the other animals that benefit from them being so successful".

Asian churches also benefit by being so distant from the Vatican, and from the internecine concerns of the Roman Curia.

I also absolutely support these tournaments, I think they're fantastic, the players benefit from being here, so I can understand Stuart's frustration.