Sentence examples for benefited then from inspiring English sources

Those stocks benefited then from expectations that they would be dominant players in the new information society.

Paul benefited then from the same thing that's propelling him now: the blazing anti-Washington outrage of the American hinterlands.

Are we benefiting, then, from globalisation? Depends what you mean by "we".

If I thought for one minute the ordinary person on the street would benefit, then that would be great".

Ministers argue that if these groups want to sign contracts with private organisations because they believe patients will benefit then politicians should not interfere.

Those individuals who are unwilling or unable to benefit then become marked as undeserving, unworthy, and even dangerous.

But if omitting to harm were benefiting, then the act-omission doctrine – which states, roughly, that harming is morally worse than omitting to benefit – would be self-contradictory.

For this treatment to be better focused in the clinic to those patients most likely to benefit then additional biomarkers prognostic of sensitivity would be extremely beneficial.

If mobility brings benefits, then its self-reinforcing quality produces benefits squared.

For our benefit then, as well as theirs, high levels of migration should continue.

if there's no meaning, no understanding of any benefit, then pupils' learning will be poor.