Sentence examples for benefit somebody from inspiring English sources
"We get the benefit, somebody else gets the problem in the future," said Mr. Page, growing animated.
The shared data plan would mainly benefit somebody with several devices, like four smartphones or three tablets, but what sane person would hoard so many gadgets?
But there are others -- mammograms for men -- that are dubious because while they could benefit somebody (a few men do get breast cancer) they would do so only at tremendous cost in both dollars and anxiety to a large population of extremely unlikely victims.
As reported at Bloomberg.com, he put it in the context of other corporate tax breaks: "I don't think we should have permanent tax increases on some groups to pay for temporary extensions of law that benefit somebody else".
All would consent to a review of their medical records if asked: "Definitely if it was going to benefit somebody else then yeah".
"I was not convinced at any time that this was having any benefit whether real or not, whatever you were attempting to do, but err, I was prepared to give it a go because it might benefit somebody".
"Having grown up in the Midwest and having a conservative view of money, I feel like if I am renting I am throwing away money and benefiting somebody else.
And in that case right somebody benefited, somebody got damaged.
"But I still think I can be of benefit to somebody, and that's what being a Buddhist is about".
If you're going to deprive citizens of basic rights, even under a rational-basis test, you have to show that it's of benefit to somebody".
Whether it be the ombudsman's job or not, the EU would surely benefit if somebody, somewhere, took genuine pleasure in giving the commission (for example) a big fat slap round its big fat head, on behalf of the general public, when the occasion demanded.
