Sentence examples for benefited from help from inspiring English sources

Teams may have benefited from help with the costs of stadium construction.

Mr. Raffarin's justice minister, Dominique Perben, said it appeared that both men may have benefited from help within their prisons.

He brushes aside suggestions that crowds were bused in, or that he benefited from help from Pakistan's powerful spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Mr. Lowell said that in some cases Mr. Bruno was given consulting contracts months or years after clients benefited from help he had delivered in the Senate, like grants or legislation.

In addition, they indicated whether they thought they would have benefited from help over the last month for any SDI items.

Patients, recruited consecutively, were asked not only to complete the SDI using a computer touchscreen in clinic and but also indicate whether they thought that they would have benefited from help with each item and overall over the last month.

"More than half of those benefiting from Help to Buy to date have household incomes in excess of £40,000.

What's more, co-op schools should benefit from help and advice from other co-operative business, since co-ops are "honour-bound" to support each other.

Gemstar's electronic book business could also benefit from help from Barnes & Noble, the largest bookseller in the United States with about 20percentt of book sales.

I would benefit from help to buy, the married couple's tax allowance, changes to the personal tax allowance, and the introduction of postgraduate student loans.

Once a week, outreach workers from Carousel, which is in one of Essex's most deprived areas, work with the PCT's health visiting team to identify families who could benefit from help.