Sentence examples for benefited here from inspiring English sources

Les Têtes Brûlées, as well, have benefited here from the funny feeling of recognition in American ears.

Ms. Olsen might have benefited here from some of the enigmatic opacity she brought to her terrific star-making performance in the movie "Martha Marcy May Marlene".

Both versions are powerful and assertive, but the string scoring has greater gravity and weight than the original version, and it benefited here from the intensity, drive and nuance that these players brought to it.

On the other hand, General Clark seems to have benefited here from not campaigning in Iowa, a strategy that helped Senator John McCain win New Hampshire's Republican primary four years ago.

In a way, Mr. Hamelin made the Wolpe sound more fully rooted in the 19th century than Fauré's 1894 Nocturne in D flat (Op. 63), which edges toward the harmonic ambiguities of Impressionism, and benefited here from a velvet-toned, poetic reading.

As in that historic score – a repeat of which is not out of the question when the opposition captain is asking Alex Hales to send down three overs of donkey-drops – he benefited here from some English charity that was bordering on the tax-deductible, dropped as he was on 76, by Jimmy Anderson, and 122, by Nick Compton.

"The Chinese see an enormous opportunity to benefit here".

(Chinen) RANDY JOHNSTON QUARTET (Friday and Saturday) A deeply proficient post-bop guitarist, Randy Johnston benefits here from the presence of a front-line partner, the alto saxophonist Vincent Herring.

But it is not only music lovers who benefit here.

Josh Wolfe, editor of Forbes/Wolfe Emerging Tech Report, says an excellent way to benefit here is to buy shares of Harris & Harris Group, whose market cap has been sliced in half.

It's not just Android that stands to benefit here, either – Qualcomm calls out specifically Windows Phone and Firefox OS as supported by the Snapdragon 410, too.