Sentence examples for benefited again from inspiring English sources

Mining and oil companies benefited again from high commodity prices.

Isaia Toeava benefited again late in the game before John Afoa's try crushed any lingering Welsh hopes.

Cody Ross, activated from the disabled list before the game, and Kelly Shoppach also homered as Buchholz (8-2) benefited again from a strong offense.

They played with great togetherness to withstand plenty of early pressure and benefited again from Sherwood's switch to an old-fashioned, yet hugely effective, 4-4-2 system.

Then, when inflation fell in the 1990s, they benefited again from a step jump in the value of their biggest asset as low interest rates stimulated a prolonged housing boom.

And if natural gas remains cheap, consumers may benefit again.

Who benefits: Again, this benefits people with assets to sell and homes of their own to let.

But one country not involved in the disputes has already benefited from them and, with Saturday's agreement between China and the European Union, stands to benefit again: Taiwan.

Or is he just saying we need to give up the benefits of reform in order to have more reform in order to benefit again later on?

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said today that the damage to the economy from the terrorist attacks should be temporary and that the United States would soon start benefiting again from the advances in technology that helped fuel the boom of the late 1990's.

That network may benefit again with an influx of exiting alt-righters following today's changes.