Sentence examples for benefiting from the changes from inspiring English sources

As the organization has smoothly adapted to the big-money era of college athletics, it has kept the student-athletes themselves from benefiting from the changes.

The latest numbers show that H.P. is benefiting from the changes in its business model — just not as much as some investors would like.

Analysts at French Connection's house broker Numis said: "French Connection has made a solid start to the new financial year, benefiting from the changes in design and merchandising, and has seen a strong reaction to the new collections and a continuation of the improved second-half trading performance".

Not just financially but also because we have an autistic son who doesn't take well to change and who is no doubt benefiting from the change in circumstances – we never argue any more.

But it was applied broadly, with thousands of bureaucrats, diplomats and government officials benefiting from the change; on Saturday, the minister of state for law and justice, Mohammad Afzal Sandhu, revealed a list of over 8,000 names.

Leisure travelers are unlikely to benefit from the changes.

Lawrie, Balestracci and Cramer have benefited from the changes in the Ivy League's rules.

Only 11percentt of Bulgarians agreed that ordinary people had benefited from the changes in 1989.

At least some local residents have benefitted from the changes in Tremé.

Many mothers are the right age to have benefited from the changes Title IX brought.

"Across the board we are well positioned to benefit from the changes in fixed income".