Sentence examples for benefited while from inspiring English sources

One American who benefited while abroad from the Vienna treaty is Euna Lee, a reporter who, with a colleague, Laura Ling, was arrested in North Korea in 2009 after crossing the border from China.

Gary Jenkins, head of credit research at Evolution Securities in London, said it was "impossible to quantify" how much banks had benefited while governments piled on more debt to rescue their economies and as they struggled to cut debt now.

Instead the contractors have benefited, while too many of its young people are, as Gilroy says, "struggling creatively to make something of themselves in the most difficult and restrictive of circumstances".

Also, we note that certain algorithms, such as Naive Bayes, SVM, and logistic regressions consistently benefited, while the other algorithms did not.

Definitely, if value improves, then patients, payers, providers and suppliers all can be benefited while the economic sustainability of the healthcare system increases.

When the stock market went through the roof, these so-called "restricted persons," or those people related to the transaction, benefited, while the retail investor, often with no inside connections, stood little chance of cashing in on the gains.

Wegener argued that the whole town benefitted, while the Karans' property value suffered the loss.

"The very affluent asset holders have benefitted while the less well off have been squeezed," he said.

Dave Does" – setting out claims that high earners are benefiting while millions are worse off under coalition reforms.

Are there safeguards to keep special interests from benefiting while taxpayers pay enormous costs?

Similarly, a party might not benefit while also being harmed by the other, again termed amensalism (−, 0).