Sentence examples for benefited much from inspiring English sources

The coast has benefited much more than the interior.

Through the next several decades, Tasmania benefited much from Australia's general prosperity.

A man of great political competence, he also benefited much from the period's prosperity.

But despite their enhanced stature and additional responsibilities, technicians haven't benefited much financially.

A large core of Latin Americans have not benefited much from growth.

But defence benefited much less than other departments from the largesse of the boom years (see chart).

Insurers do not benefit much from the current set-up.

And HSBC doesn't benefit much from geographically pooled funding.

Even if the mayor succeeds, the metropolis might not benefit much.

London neither needed the attention, we said, nor would benefit much from it.

He said the "vast majority of investment did not benefit much" from such a measure.