Sentence examples for benefit from the support from inspiring English sources

They benefit from the support of people familiar to them, particularly important to those with chronic conditions.

He said he was "saddened" that Tiffany "did not benefit from the support services available to Sheffield children".

And he will benefit from the support of the national tea party, particularly with regard to fundraising and attention.

The results here also raised questions about how much Mr. Bush would benefit from the support of governors in states holding many of the coming contests.

Mr. Creel, 45, would benefit from the support of Vicente Fox, the National Action Party presidential candidate, who has built a lead in the capital over the PRI candidate, Francisco Labastida, surveys show.

The exhibition would benefit from the support of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, willh will not permit the use of reproductions of bonafide Pollocks for comparison so long as the status of the Matter Pollocks is in question.

The committee concluded that Huawei likely has substantially benefited from the support of the Chinese government.

Mr. Lawlor, an accountant, said Eleanor had benefited from the support and encouragement of the mentors.

In 1997 we benefited from the support of a wide social coalition.

Franco also benefited from the support of the Roman Catholic Church, which proclaimed his cause a "Crusade".

He cites better loan rates and higher employment too, as benefiting from the support of taxpayers in the markets.