Sentence examples for benefit the record from inspiring English sources

Another opponent, Belgium, said the law mainly would benefit the record producers rather than struggling musicians and artists.

While this case has gone on, both Napster and the record companies have failed to reach accord on how the Napster system might be used as a distribution system to benefit the record companies.

His group and the Recording Industry Association of America have recently investigated many audio fingerprinting systems to see if they might benefit the recording industry.

But as splendid as that may be, it is hard to see how it benefits the record numbers of homeless people seeking shelter in the city, or the 8.2percentt of New Yorkers who are officially out of work.

As the district struggles with issues of rezoning and affordable housing and some of the worst lead-poisoning rates in the city, it would benefit from the record of leadership and the independent voice he offers.

"Hardworking Americans deserve to benefit from the record corporate earnings they helped produce," she explained.

Birkin sold her own black calfskin bag to benefit the International Federation of Human Rights for a record €74,352 in 2009.

Domino's said it benefited from the record low cheese price as well as lower wheat and fuel costs after the collapse in global oil and commodity prices.

Poor financial education has kept some lower-income people and minorities from fully benefiting from the record economic expansion, he said.

And like Mr Ventura, he benefited from the record turnout of independents, who accounted for 41% of those who took part in the Republican primary.

This division benefited from the record debt underwriting results, and Goldman said that revenue in equity underwriting was also "significantly higher compared with the first quarter of 2012, reflecting an increase in client activity".