Sentence examples for benefited labour from inspiring English sources

These trends have benefited Labour in recent elections.

He also said the absence of Prime Minister David Cameron may have benefited Labour leader Ed Miliband.

The high turnout is thought to have benefited Labour and centrists, as Wyre Davies reports from Tel Aviv.

The high turnout is thought to have benefited Labour and centrists, Yesh Atid (There is a Future), a centrist party, is believed to have come second, followed by Labour.

Broadly, both the rise of UKIP and the collapse in support of the Lib Dems have benefited Labour at the expense of the Conservatives.

Even if an error benefited Labour, which would be pretty unusual, you could take the size of the error from the 2015 election, double it and Labour still wouldn't be in front.

But he said that while low-skilled migration benefited labour-intensive British employers and most such migrants, they also exerted a downward pressure on the pay of low-skilled workers and – in the worst examples – serious exploitation of migrant, and possibly UK, labour.

In absolute terms, will it benefit Labour or Conservatives more?

This would mainly benefit Labour and work to the disadvantage of the Lib Dems.

But Cameron, speaking from Scotland, warned that Carswell's defection would only benefit Labour.

Nor is it axiomatic that siding with Osborne against people in poverty would benefit Labour electorally.