Sentence examples for benefiting grateful from inspiring English sources

This means the sell-off may well have been the most expensive deal ever done by a British chancellor, costing the exchequer (and benefiting grateful gold buyers) between £6bn and £7bn – roughly twice as much as Black Wednesday.

Aside from an inclination to reciprocate a benefit, grateful beneficiaries should also have an especial inclination to refrain from harming their benefactors (Walker 1980 1981).

But those who have benefited are grateful.

If somebody has benefited and feels grateful, I think you feel glad, but I always hope they don't need what we do – other than the hair and skin products, perhaps".

Elsewhere in corporate America, no such pressure exists for CEOs to lavish big perks – including big parental leave benefits – on grateful employees.

Mr. Morgenthau, in turn, suggested that Mr. Bloomberg should be grateful that the city was benefiting from his office's success.

Our community is particularly grateful to have benefited from his wise counsel and guidance for more than 3 decades.

While Hyatt Hotels' "random acts of generosity" may be laudable, its intent is to benefit monetarily from its customers seemingly feeling grateful.

It was Anthony's vision musically that hugely benefited our collaborations, and I am truly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with both him and Walter.

They will be grateful and you will greatly benefit as well.

After all, men (and now women) who join the military get a plethora of benefits from a grateful nation: in the United States, for example, they get scholarships, free medical care for life, extra points on civil-service exams and much more.