Sentence examples for benefit from was from inspiring English sources
Doing something that other people can benefit from was an important part of the way I was brought up.
But so much of what we take for granted, and benefit from, was the result of the actions of the healthily unreasonable change-makers of the past that it's extraordinary how little we celebrate them in the present.
Undoubtedly, Americans would benefit from being more culinarily adventurous.
Would Gone With the Wind benefit from being even longer?
He doesn't think universities would benefit from being privatised.
In fact, children benefit from being introduced to books from birth.
But it's an open question whether the plays benefit from being seen together.
Obama said it was "hard to imagine" how Britain would benefit from being outside the EU.
And some in the City believe the business could benefit from being split up.
They "may actually benefit from being included in a historic district," the report said.
But no composer, however unjustly neglected, can benefit from being placed too close to genius.
