Sentence examples for benefited mad from inspiring English sources

The same interest rate ceilings that drove bankers to hand out pens also benefited "Mad Men," the advertising executives hired to develop costly campaigns to prove that one bank was better than another offering identical interest rates.

N is so institutionalised that her sole ambition is never to get discharged; Poppy is desperate to leave, but soon discovers that she needs legal aid for that, which means she needs state benefits ("MAD money"), which means she needs to be certified sick.

Such a scenario might benefit My Mad Fat Diary – a daring, youthful, sad comedy about mental illness and adolescence – which more than deserves its shortlisting.

We have not benefited from the massive mad rises in house prices in the erstwhile slum area where we live.

But if U.S. cattle sellers are now suffering, however temporarily, from one mad cow, they may well have benefited more from the earlier Canadian mad cow scare.

In its website the BNP declared that Lance Corporal Beharry was an "immigrant" who had benefited from " positive discrimination by a PC mad government".

As the marathon Mad May benefit party season draws to a close, it is both startling and delightful to see whimsical headdresses and hats worn with long evening dresses.

He warned that brainwashing would make Americans "subjects of a 'new world order' for the benefit of a mad little knot of despots in the Kremlin".

The handsome, colorful invitation suggested a mad benefit gala for 500 or more.

The export opportunities created by bans related to the mad cow problem, they say, may not last long enough to benefit Australian ranchers.

"How can one forget that this mad and cruel period also gave birth to the Declaration of the Rights of Man, from which we still benefit?