Sentence examples for benefited though from inspiring English sources

She has benefited, though.

It's not just the children who have benefited though.

The move ends the partial immunity from which, as a senator, Berlusconi benefited, though his lawyers have dismissed his arrest as a possibility.

Even old-line headphone makers have benefited, though they dismiss the rapper-backed headphones as more about marketing than audio quality.

Young was author of the 1945 Labour manifesto; and The Rise of the Meritocracy indirectly inspired the near-abolition of the very grammar schools from which Hennessy benefited, though he does not mention this.

Not all stores benefited, though, and Nordstrom and Costco Wholesale shares lost 1.6% and 1.2% respectively.

The aim is for us all to benefit, though, and other cities are looking at either implementing Los Angeles' system or a similar one.

The study concluded only patients who survive longer than 3 months have enough time to benefit – though only temporarily – in terms of QoL [ 16].

Exporters could benefit, though important inputs (fuel especially) could grow damagingly expensive.

It was reported that hundreds of thousands of families could benefit, though the timing or detail of any change, which would probably require primary legislation, was not clear.

And affirmative action may at times even fail to serve the individuals it is intended to benefit, though some claims to this effect are likely overblown.