Sentence examples for benefiting even from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the farmers said Pepsi's purchase guarantee was the most valuable aspect of the program, benefiting even farmers who did not participate.

You will have seen the headlines: Lord Coe admitting Gatlin's shortlisting for the IAAF athlete of the year award is "a big problem"; the German discus thrower Robert Harting asking for the IAAF's list to be "cleaned" of drug cheats; the BBC report suggesting athletes who have ingested prohibited substances might still be benefiting even if now clean.

Therefore, in addition to increasing plant growth and inhibiting plant pathogens, this genus has been reported to increase plant tolerance to heavy metals and to degrade toxic organic compounds in soil, decreasing in this way plant stresses and benefiting even more bacteria-plant interactions.

But trade in services should benefit even more.

H.P. would benefit even more from being carved up.

The Giants could benefit even if Romo is slightly hampered.

If zoos benefit, even indirectly, from illegal trading, then the market for primate poachers is preserved.

Solar thermal systems, which use mirrors to concentrate sunlight to boil water, might benefit even sooner.

This year, with extra days between games, Johnson should benefit even more from the playoff schedule.

The offending team should not benefit even if there is no malicious intent.

Another song benefited even more from services like Spotify and Deezer.