He benefited from the help of a thorough lawyer, who adroitly knocked down two key claims.
In reality, he surely would benefit from the help of Thomas Kline '68, '75L.
This survey has benefited from the help of many economists, not all of them mentioned in the text.
Six finalists will be selected - entry details here - and they will benefit from the help of a mentor to help them hone their writing skills.
He avoided companies like the American International Group, Bank of America and Citgroup, which, to one degree or another, were damaged by the subprime mortgage crisis and benefited from the help of the Federal Reserve.
He says his company has benefited from the help of the UK trade & investment department (UKTI), the government foreign trade arm, but feels its efforts could be more streamlined.
2. Choose a local business that you believe would benefit from the help of older workers and create two advertisements (one print, the other radio or television) that take an economic angle to attract them.
While doing this, they can benefit from the help of professionals or friends who are willing to listen — without attempting to supply answers — even if the same questions are asked again and again.
A few hours into this, it was possible to see that even a woman with more than 72 pairs of shoes — perhaps especially such a woman — could greatly benefit from the help of somebody like Ms. Harwin, who was lining up her dolls at the age of 2 and who, when she worked as a lawyer in Manhattan, had the neatest files in the office.
Young adolescents will not benefit from the help of their parents if the relationship between them is weak or if parents are not engaged in their school activities.
In our family we personally benefitted from the help of a care manager when my mother in law made a sudden trip to the hospital and we had no way to find out what was going on.
