Sentence examples for benefiting neither from inspiring English sources

Dromey called the law "a shambles", benefiting neither candidates nor electors.

English county cricket drains South Africa of so many of its best young players, benefiting neither nation.

Dromey described the legislation, which required the byelection to be held within 35 days of Jones's death, as "a shambles", benefiting neither candidates nor the electorate.

"Without action by the Senate this week to approve the USA Freedom Act, Section 215 of the Patriot Act will expire and we will lose the opportunity to gain lasting reforms … a result benefiting neither our citizens' privacy nor our nation's security," said a statement from Democrats on the intelligence committee.

This will benefit neither America nor its allies.

Increasing percentages of students are denied a quality education, which benefits neither the students nor society.

From a Chinese perspective, criticism of this kind benefits neither company nor country.

The unemployed will benefit neither from tax cuts nor from pension rises.

It would end a debilitating relationship that benefits neither -- so that both can, together, endure the impact of future regional realignments.

"The implied move to spot pricing will be volatile and benefit neither side in the medium to long term," said the group's director-general, Ian Christmas.

But he also noted what he called a longstanding "humanitarian crisis" in Gaza and said further escalation of the violence between Israel and the Palestinians benefited neither side.