Sentence examples for benefiting by a from inspiring English sources

But he is also benefiting by a move to power forward (Stoudemire's spot), where he can beat opponents with his quickness and perimeter game.

This "standard of review is not dependent on the race of those burdened or benefited by a particular classification".

The picture would benefit by a generous cutting of many of the inactive or slow moving close-ups.

In addition, G.M. would benefit by a recent increase in one of the state's income tax credits.

This study was benefited by a close collaboration between the physicist, computer modeller, building manager and gallery conservationist.

It is benefited by a certain type of guest and injured by another, and the latter must be discouraged from coming.

Export sales benefited by a surge in purchases of durable goods, which have a useful life of three years or more.

Mr. McCall would not, of course, have benefited by a flurry of critical television ads from the Cuomo campaign, which Mr. Cuomo said his strategists recommended.

Such children may benefit by a variety of interventions, besides strengthening the underlying foundation that allows this bilateral coordination and balance skill to develop.

Second, consistency: "the standard of review under the Equal Protection Clause is not dependent on the race of those burdened or benefited by a particular classification," Croson, supra, at 494.

These countries also benefit by a large and often skilled migration from these and other Asian countries.