Sentence examples for benefit of which from inspiring English sources

The black-tie audience at the benefit, of which Caroline Kennedy and Blaine Trump were chairwomen, was also asked to recall how good times can turn bad.

In fact, I am fortunate that my health insurance completely covers up to 20 visits to the acupuncturist per year, a benefit of which I take full advantage.

Their goal is to link the larger issue to local projects, the benefit of which are more readily apparent to voters.

One important question, however, remains unanswered: In tipping cases based on the misappropriation theory, is it necessary, as some courts have stated, to show that the tipper enjoyed a personal benefit of which the trader was aware?

Those families lucky enough to own property, especially in London and the South-east, the benefit of which they can pass on to their younger generations, are the "haves", and those who do not are the "have-nots".

Mr. Bush has also unveiled a significant, and significantly detailed, number of policy proposals, an obvious side benefit of which is the repeated opportunity for him to stand tall at a lectern and utter words sculpted to have a presidential feel.

This is our programme, the benefits of which have been expounded in many places recently.

The benefits of which are twofold, says Aishwarya Ratan, director of the microsavings and payments initiative at Yale University.

The government has only signed bilateral agreements with the US, Europe, Indonesia and Burma, the benefits of which have yet to be demonstrated.

Hazing is a ruthless and dangerous practice, the benefits of which do not outweigh the brutal results.

Others regard him more benignly, as having fought battles the benefits of which are still felt today.