Sentence examples for benefit somewhat from inspiring English sources

The northern and western fringes benefit somewhat from boat traffic on the Volta reservoir.

Although Mr. Davis, who is fighting a recall effort, is the prime example of how an electrical crisis can harm a public figure, he also seemed likely to benefit somewhat from the blackout in the Northeast.

"Retailers certainly benefit somewhat when the weather is intemperate," said Dow Stewart, a salesman at the Atlantic Book Store on 96th Street, the main shopping drag in Stone Harbor.

Exports of these countries might benefit somewhat if the Chinese fiscal stimulus boosts domestic consumption and import demand during 2010.

Televisions over 50 inches do benefit somewhat from the extra pixels, and HD-DVD or Blu-Ray disc players require it.

The film had been expected to benefit somewhat from its heavily marketed lesbian kissing scene between Fox and Seyfried, which, in addition to Fox being in the film, was thought to entice and successfully attract male viewers.

The deal was aimed at trimming T.A.A. benefits somewhat so Republicans would vote for it.

CompuMentor has benefited somewhat in the last year from the demise of the local Internet economy in San Francisco.

The original idea was to spread the benefits somewhat equally and prevent the plans from favoring higher-ranking managers.

Montezuma Oropendola is tolerant of, and perhaps even benefits somewhat from, deforestation, as long as sufficient forest and advanced second growth remains for successful foraging and breeding.

Amazon may even be benefiting somewhat from caution among consumers because of its increased emphasis on discounting and rapidly growing sales of used merchandise.