Sentence examples for benefit only one from inspiring English sources
And their silence creates market inefficiencies that benefit only one set of people -- their employers.
They are no better than placebo for mild depression, only slightly better for moderate depression, and benefit only one out of 10 with severe depression.
(G-ij) is the network resulting from deleting a link ij from the network G and (G+ij) is the network resulting from adding a link ij to the network G. From this definition, network G is stable if no firm can obtain higher profit from deleting one of its links; and any other link between two firms would benefit only one of them.
Barnet Liberman's Rube Goldberg-like economic stimulus suggestions for amending an already maddeningly complex tax law is sure to benefit only one group of people: tax accountants.
Older programs benefit only one-third of all farmers, mainly in Midwestern and plains states.
Correction: Oct. 10, 2004, Sunday An answer in the Q & A column last Sunday about noise and heat from an air-conditioning compressor, installed in a common area of a co-op but benefiting only one apartment, referred incorrectly to a law on the other residents' rights.
Q & A Correction: October 10, 2004, Sunday An answer in the Q & A column last Sunday about noise and heat from an air-conditioning compressor, installed in a common area of a co-op but benefiting only one apartment, referred incorrectly to a law on the other residents' rights.
A spokesman for the objectors described the garden proposals as about "personal gain" and benefiting only one person "at the expense and inconvenience of thousands".
But since you worked for three of those years, your check will be permanently higher because you really took benefits only one year early.
In fact, the majority of non-enrolled employers did not offer health care benefits: only one quarter of non-enrolled firms made direct payments for employees' health care, while none had private insurance.
It successfully hid the plunge in living standards for millions of others through housing benefit cuts: only one in eight on housing benefit are not in work.
