Sentence examples for benefited either from inspiring English sources

The fact is that each time I visited Syria or Iraq or Iran, I learned a lot -- and I believe my readers benefited either from the articles I wrote from those places or broader ones later looking at the region as a whole.

Mexican agriculture hasn't benefited either: NAFTA turned Mexico from a food exporter to a food importer overnight and over a million farm jobs were wiped out by cheap American food exports, massively subsidized by our various farm programs.

Many of the studies on the genetic basis of cellular response to XR have benefited either from mutants that have increased ionizing radiation (IR) sensitivity compared to the parental cell lines or from the study of human genetic syndromes that are associated with increased IR sensitivity (i.e. Fanconi's anemia, Bloom's, and Werner's syndromes) [ 6, 7].

"There is no bank which has not benefited, either directly or indirectly, from [government] help," Darling said.

Still, Disney argued similarly when it acquired Capital Cities/ABC in 1996 that the broadcast network would give it distribution for existing programming, and that ability has not always benefited either the film division or the network.

Another shareholder, Bancaja, may be willing to sell its shares in Iberdrola to boost its own cash position, says a shareholder in the utility.The fight has not benefited either businessman so far.

More delay, the judge said, will not benefit either side.

"We believe that tardiness won't benefit either party".

Union leaders say an antagonistic relationship simply does not benefit either side anymore.

There are no reassurances that such a new approach would benefit either America or Japan more than the current arrangement.

There is no evidence that any of his actions ended up benefiting either company during the roughly eight months that he owned the stocks.