Sentence examples for benefit most of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ryder, who is not expected to do jail time, could benefit most of all.

But just a few hundred people will benefit, most of them rich enough to pay themselves.

The carpet might benefit most of all from the use of instant-replay technology.

Government can be an ally or an enemy in that fight, and the new guidelines are a welcome example of it using its weight to benefit most of us.

Relatively unknown writers like Kurniawan benefit most of all, perhaps, from the intangible assets New Directions provides them: instantaneous status — the heady position of being on a backlist with Nabokov and Borges, and contemporary authors like César Aira and László Krasznahorkai, who were finalists last year for the Man Booker International Prize — and expert institutional support.

This seems like welcome news, but a deeper look at the belated improvement in these numbers — more than five years after the end of the last recession — underscores how the gains from economic growth have failed to benefit most of the population.

Madison Guaranty benefited most of all.

The cross-track direction benefits most of the PCVs.

And the top one per cent, which owns about forty per cent of over-all financial wealth, has benefitted most of all.

It benefitted most of all from the sounds of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and a star turn by the virtuosic tap dancer Jared Grimes.

However, the asthma phenotype that benefits most of this treatment is unclear, partly because the mechanism of action is incompletely understood.