Sentence examples for benefited better from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five otheridersrs benefited better from the rest day because they were full of enough fizz to mount a long breakaway at Kilometer 66 (Mile 41) on the rolling course to the town of Lavaur, near Toulouse, over four small climbs.

Vastly increasing university places has done nothing to help: it has benefited better-off families, while only 3% more poor children have taken up the new places.

But while such urban renewal projects may have benefited better-off Paulistanos who lived and worked in and around downtown São Paulo, they had an adverse effect on the lives of the city's working-class residents.

But they too would benefit better from promising and proven startups entering the public market.

An unreformed social security system still benefits better-off households more than the destitute.

Ministers had claimed that free schools would not disproportionately benefit better-off families and would empower working-class families.

These outlays are wasteful and mostly benefit better-off people who own vehicles, or farm large plots of land.

These include wealth taxes and measures to closing tax breaks on mortgage expenditure and pension contributions – incentives that largely benefit better-off individuals.

The results of this study show evidence of inequities in public health care utilization that benefit better-off people in the slum areas in urban Hanoi in Vietnam.

The book would have benefited from better editing and proofreading.

The book would also have benefited from better editing.