Sentence examples for benefit mostly from inspiring English sources

In practice, the law will benefit mostly gay and lesbian couples.

A congressional committee monitoring the presidential campaign has received 86 complaints about the use of government resources to benefit mostly PRI candidates.

Indeed, according to a coming report by an economist at Lancaster University, many higher-income parents spend the child benefit mostly on consumer goods for themselves.

We don't need a continuation of policies that benefit mostly the wealthy and the elite while leaving nearly everyone else behind.

As one of his first acts, President Reagan demanded huge tax cuts that would benefit mostly the rich, accompanied by billions of additional dollars for defense, even though the federal budget was already substantially in deficit.

But President Clinton is expected to veto the legislation in the next few days on the ground that it will benefit mostly the rich, not farmers and owners of small businesses.

Women, the poor and the country's peasantry benefited mostly from the reforms.

And the economic recovery has benefited mostly those in the highest income brackets.

WHAT THEY'RE NOT SAYING: Health care reform has already brought substantial benefits, mostly starting in late September.

In Europe 76% of respondents felt that their economic system benefited mostly a few; 64% of Americans agreed.

Some opponents of unemployment benefits — mostly Republicans but a few Democrats as well — would have you believe those figures are evidence of laziness, enabled by generous benefits.