Sentence examples for benefit partly from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, the Club Med countries would benefit partly from the inflation and currency devaluation that their existing monetary marriage to Germany precludes.

The housing market roared back into life last year but Walden said Homebase had failed to feel the full benefit, partly because consumers have less time and enthusiasm for DIY and are more likely to pay a tradesman to do jobs about the home.

One potentially practical and profitable benefit partly explains the interest of computer companies in Dr. Quinn's research: Turning cellphones into cheap microscopes and pattern-recognition devices could help people in the developed world lower costs of instant diagnosis of minor medical problems.

In this paper, it is further verified that this benefit partly originates from the improvement of the rotor blade lift.

Perhaps the Illinois senator was confident because "I benefit partly from coming from an adjoining state".

All newcomers revealed that they started work immediately after arrival and their situation as new young girls was maximized to gain economic benefit, partly for them and partly for the pimps.

Very few first-time buyers have benefitted, partly because the scheme has helped to drive up prices.

That's partly because the program takes in premiums for five years before it starts paying benefits, partly because of Medicaid savings.

Chinese exports have benefited partly from a halt to the appreciation of the renminbi, China's currency, against the dollar this year.

Two of the most troubled economies are Thailand and the Philippines, which have deep structural problems and also still rely heavily on exports to America.But even those countries have benefited partly from the regional upturn, despite their domestic problems.

Nicholas Lemann, dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, said Mother Jones benefited partly because it delivered a story at a time when "there's a tinderbox quality and a lot of press waiting around" covering the campaigns.