Sentence examples for benefited less from from inspiring English sources

He benefited less from forgiveness than from partisanship.

Thus far, European traders have benefited less from competition.

Newham council, he added, had seen a lot of people get jobs at the Westfield Stratford shopping centre, but had benefited less from the Olympics.

If there exists a film that could have benefited less from the ministrations of an heiress and more from being put through the Hollywood production mill than The Master I do not know what it is.

Japanese workers benefited less from the recent export boom than they had previously: the OECD says their share of GDP fell from a peak of 73% in 1999 to 65% in 2007.

The Super Bowl, given that it is always held on a weekend, benefited less from at-work viewing and more from second-screen viewing, meaning that people who were watching on TV also wanted to watch the online stream, which had different camera angles and a live chat box.

Volunteers also tend to benefit less from their participation.

But other, more full-bodied whites benefit less from being so cold.

Older patients with acute myeloid leukemia have also been found to benefit less from treatment.

Older people are assumed to benefit less from aggressive medical treatments.

In addition, the UK would benefit less from future market integration within the EU.