Sentence examples for benefit from concerns from inspiring English sources

Perversely, Mr. Trump may now benefit from concerns over the candidates' health.

With the economy still working against Democrats, they say they are hoping to benefit from concerns about Tea Party extremism.

The United States also has benefited from concerns about the health of European governments.

It also benefited from concerns about the impact of the cost of the U.S. government's bailout on the value of the dollar.

He has benefited from concern among some voters over making Hartford, where the Legislature is controlled by Democrats, a one-party town.

My colleagues would benefit from hearing concerns about broadband providers' poor service, surprise price hikes, and inadequate customer support.

Still, investors say hedge funds were active as much as 12 to 18 months ago in putting on positions through credit default swaps — contracts that would pay out in the event of a default — to benefit from rising concerns about the fiscal health of Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Many residents would benefit from instruction concerning prudent financial management.

But new data revealed today by the Guardian categorically rebuts assertions that only unsavoury types benefit from rights concerning how we are represented on web searches.

Given that we did not benefit from details concerning the population repartition within the Kathmandu valley in 1921 and 1942, we used those from the 1953 census, making the hypothesis that the distribution of the population remained similar up to at least 1953 (Table 1).

However, residents or inexperienced radiologists seem to benefit from CAD concerning breast MRI evaluation.