Sentence examples for benefiting one of from inspiring English sources
Where hay rattle has stemmed the vigour of grasses, wildflowers are benefiting; one of many farming names for this plant was "poverty".
The change to the 2005 bill re-allocated $10 million for roadwork in Florida, reportedly to benefit one of Mr. Young's political contributors.
You should not bother making an introduction if it will only benefit one of the parties.
It's from a man who thought my book might have benefited one of his children who was going through a rough marital split.
It's rare, however, that a technology or idea only benefits one side of the equation.
"That is one of the benefits, one of the bright sides, as I said on Friday, of all that happened with health and everything.
Osborne surprised opposition politicians and commentators by announcing that the amount of child benefit – one of the few remaining non-means-tested benefits mothers receive – will be frozen at its current level for the next three years.
Duncan Smith has already agreed to £11bn welfare cuts over four years, but today refused to endorse plans to lower the age of entitlement to child benefit, one of the ideas being canvassed to cut the benefits bill.
However, private land conservation can also provide other benefits, one of these being natural hazard reduction.
