Sentence examples for benefit that I from inspiring English sources

You're referring to the pictures of me from last night's cancer benefit that I attended to support my dear friend Dr. Maggie DiNome.

"And it never occurred to me that they should not have every benefit that I have".

"[The government is] going to have to come up with some clear ground rules soon, or a great deal of damage will be done without any obvious reciprocal benefit that I can see from quite considerable experience operating in these sectors".

He's won the ball quite clearly but the referee doesn't have the benefit that I do, to watch it afterwards, but does he need to go to ground in the box?

"It is obviously a benefit that I have played a fair bit with him for our country," said Davies, who started the first two Tests in the inside centre role which Roberts will assume on Saturday.

Leslie also suggested one benefit that I hadn't thought of when it comes to depending on a relatively small group of fans — it frees you up to experiment, because even if you alienate your existing fans, finding another 1,000 (or even 10,000 or 20,000) is a lot less daunting than trying to maintain a "massively huge" fanbase.

Similarly, we can think of γ as a vector of the lifetime non-pecuniary benefit stream that i experiences as a result of studying major j.

'Until I know for certain that the vote I cast will actually benefit that candidate I will never take part in an election in this country.'.

"Until I know for certain that the vote I cast will actually benefit that candidate I will never take part in an election in this country," the Herat province resident said.

"And certainly as somebody who benefits from that, I'm extremely pleased for everybody in our nation".

The union provided many benefits that I most likely could not have attained on my own.