Sentence examples for benefiting on from inspiring English sources
"For the first time, you can actually see where your old laptop ends up and who is benefiting on a day-to-day basis from your donation," said Assaf Biderman, associate director of the Senseable City Lab.
It may also be the case that certain sections of the public are delighted to have found a repository for their frustration with the 21st century: a refuge from received opinion, from political correctness, from the cant and dishonesty of public life (LBC and Ukip are both benefiting on this score).
Tesla's fourth-quarter production tally didn't excite most investors earlier this week, but the electric-car maker's shares are benefiting on Friday from its confirmation that Model 3 deliveries will soon start in China.
For 30 years after the fall of Franco it was a different Spain - a modernised economy, linked to the European core by its single currency and the Schengen agreement, and benefiting on top of that from its links to the rapidly expanding economies of Latin America.
For instance, there is the minimum payout of $100, which instantly disqualifies small sites from benefiting on a meaningful time scale, not to mention the need to have a bank account to receive payments in the first place – something we take for granted in the West.
That's not support; that is benefiting on the backs of gay people".
Sullivan Hall benefited on Saturday from one more filter of booking.
Greinke benefited on Tuesday, and now Lincecum has, too.
These Indian tech companies benefit on two fronts".
You know, we benefitted on both sides.
