Sentence examples for benefit some more from inspiring English sources

But if prices continue lower, many companies should benefit, some more than others and some more than expected.

This logic inevitably benefits some more than others.

The story of Ebola confirmed that we are all connected in a complex sphere of exchange of resources, technologies, ideas and that the arrangement benefits some more than others.

7. It would benefit some industries more than others.

It also showed that a large majority of Americans believe the president's plan will benefit some people more than others.

That they may be mistaken, that other courses of action might have differing consequences, or that their action might benefit some shareholders more than others present no basis for the superimposition of judicial judgment, so long as it appears that the directors have been acting in good faith.

A fed funds rate cut would spur broad U.S. economic growth but benefit some companies more than others.

Fragments preserved in the Da Qu, Book 44 of the Mozi, maintain that we are to care equally for everyone, but to benefit some people more and others less, depending on the nature of their relation to us.

Will the six or seven days off, depending on whether teams play tomorrow night or Tuesday, benefit some contending teams more than others?

Likewise, the brake pedal would benefit from some more firmness.

The Android Market could stand to benefit from some more robust app descriptions, especially given that Android remains the most widely used smartphone OS in the country and that the Market is no stranger to funny business.