Sentence examples for benefiting but from inspiring English sources

Already a few locals have adopted new techniques and are benefiting, but others see change as an unnecessary expense.

It'll take years to verify that students themselves are benefiting, but it's striking that teachers and administrators alike seem happy with the new system.

"This actually reduces inequality with respect to personality traits," said Akee. "On average, everyone is benefiting, but in particular it's helping the people who need it the most".

Big firms that export are benefiting, but the small and midsized businesses that employ most of Japan's workers are being squeezed.

We lucky ones who have a house already are benefiting, but our area is turning into an area where only the rich can live".

But a study published on Tuesday by the Resolution Foundation thinktank indicates that the move has had a favourable effect not only on care workers directly benefiting but also – and unexpectedly – on younger workers and on wage rates across the sector.

The university will benefit, but it also has a responsibility.

It's not residents who will benefit, but investors.

"Not that I want to benefit, but I want the industry to benefit.

Customers would benefit, but the bandwidth business would get ugly.

"Good selfishness is where I benefit but you benefit more.