Sentence examples for benefit whoever from inspiring English sources

And often the categories are determined by economics, to benefit whoever is making the rules.

"And now that company will presumably be in an excellent position to do whatever needs to be done to benefit whoever needs to be benefitted. . . .

"I don't think we will be around but what we are trying to do is put structure in place that will benefit whoever is here in a few years.

So what we can provide is a tremendous amount of expertise, on the adaptive reuse, a management plan, on conservation issues, and ultimately on the social benefit". Whoever saves the building, USC's years of neglect are an embarrassment to the university.

Today's pensioners will keep most of their benefits whoever wins in May (Labour would take freebies away from the richest 5%, saving a paltry £150m).

"If the whole thing is a put-on, a bit of Vincent Gallo life-as-theatre for the benefit of whoever happens to be sitting next to them, that's no excuse..

This urgency brings with it huge potential benefits for whoever takes the next step forward in the race towards effective energy storage technology.

Jonathan Pillow, an assistant professor of psychology and neurobiology at the University of Texas, Austin, said that "luck" includes "being at the right place at the right time" and benefiting from "whoever happens to be on the selection panel" when you go in for an interview.

However this happens, and whoever benefits, should not be the priority.

This has the benefit of confirming for whoever might actually be wondering that she is in no position to unseat Anne Bass.

One theory, not denied by Eni, is that the two militias were fighting for the privilege of guarding Libya's most important oil and gas installation, as well as the economic and political benefits that accrue to whoever has that status.