Sentence examples for benefited from work from inspiring English sources

Whatever it was that Victoria did, it was sufficient for Jordan to answer in the affirmative when an interviewer inquired whether Mrs Beckham had benefited from "work" to her top half.

Wright, who broke the finger Monday and missed three games, benefited from work with a hand specialist and said he still needs a few weeks for the injury to fully heal.

The committee also concluded that Kids Company helped just a fraction of the children it claimed to be working with – in some cases counting a whole class of children as "clients" if they benefited from work with just one individual.

So a substantive idea – to try to open up internships to students from all backgrounds – was overshadowed this week when Labour pointed out the deputy prime minister once benefited from work experience at a Finnish bank organised by his father.

There was therefore little in the literature to guide development of the Passports intervention, however we benefited from work documenting service brokerage interventions for other populations including people with an intellectual disability (Lennox et al. 2004a; Lennox et al. 2004b) and people recently diagnosed with HIV (Gardner et al. 2005).

Dr. Mok said that the researchers benefited from working on problems that affected the region.

Wright benefited from working with a hand specialist, learning exercises to avoid stiffness.

The facilities are incredible, and I benefited from working with one of its preeminent scientists.

Quantified Ventures benefited from working with a team of CASE i3 students – you can too!

Pitt believed that he benefited from working with such a talented cast and crew.

Coach Christine Werner said the team benefited from working with La Cañada high schoolers who mentored the younger students to expand their knowledge of math and science.