Sentence examples for benefiting close from inspiring English sources

A cash transfer programme benefiting close to 21,000 highly vulnerable households during the hunger season was implemented in partnership with Save the Children.

UNICEF, with government agencies and international partners, bolstered emergency response and strengthened efforts in nutrition, WASH and education clusters, benefiting close to 2.9 million boys and 3 million girls nationally.

The benefits to the sender may be direct, such as securing a mate or successfully repelling an opponent, or indirect, in that the receiver's choice may benefit close kin of the sender.

And with the public offering of which the country benefited, close to one billion dollars in various industrial programs began to change the total feature of this country.

African-Americans, who make up 22 percent of the poor, receive 14 percent of government benefits, close to their 12 percent population share.

Firms such as Nissan have been careful to keep pay and benefits close to those of the Big Three.

However, the number of contacts lost to social distancing is also small, resulting in the net benefit close to 0 (rightmost parts of Figure 10e,f).

He benefited from close ties to power in Ukraine throughout most the 1990's, with holdings mostly in media companies.

That was one of many debated decisions – although Joshua and Ogogo will admit they also benefited from close calls.

According to Mr. Davidson, Mr. Fahim's business has benefited from close connections to the ruling family in Abu Dhabi.

It also benefited from close economic integration with the Soviet Union, which secured markets for manufactured goods while supplying raw materials and fuels at relatively low cost.