Sentence examples for benefited chiefly from inspiring English sources

But polls suggest that he benefited chiefly because expectations before the debate had been so low.

His analysis found that Mr. Borker benefited chiefly from various "black-hat tricks" to improve his site's standing, including links from what he called auto-generated spam pages.

It covers the unpleasant truth that universities are a benefit chiefly to the present and future middle classes.

The main argument of those favouring exit from Europe is that the UK benefits chiefly in terms of intelligence-gathering from its close relationship with the US and receives relatively little from European agencies.

Building loosely and cleverly on 2008's found-footage horror Cloverfield, this shadow-strewn chamber piece benefits chiefly from the jangling performances of Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Goodman as agitated strangers sharing an underground bunker after what may or may not have been a chemical apocalypse.

Ontario's health care system has many benefits, chiefly, its universal access allowing for all patients to have their basic health care needs met.

The idea is that the loophole chiefly benefited the wealthy.

Its chief executive, Magnus Bocker, says that consolidation should chiefly benefit exchange users.

Yet his bill – if it makes it to the statute book – will chiefly benefit farmers both in South America and in the UK.

Elections to the Scottish Parliament have gradually turned into referendums on the government in Westminster, chiefly benefiting Mr Salmond's SNP.

Some fear it may chiefly benefit a small moneyed elite, much as once-grassroots activities like football and Carnival, the quintessential samba festival, increasingly exclude the masses who make up its beating heart.