Sentence examples for benefiting other from inspiring English sources

It said assets from her trust funds were sold off by her father, Robert Pritzker, at below-market prices and transferred to trusts benefiting other family members.

Protested by hunters and local ranchers, the move is credited with benefiting other species such as eagles and bears that feed off carrion killed by wolves.

Some industry watchers, a few of them still griping about the hefty $7.4 billion that Disney paid for Pixar in 2006, are fretting about the film's commercial potential, particularly when it comes to benefiting other Disney businesses.

But many have been granted in just the last 15 years — sometimes added to legislation, anonymously and with little attention, much as are the widely criticized "earmarks" benefiting other special interests.

"Tourism and travel services are the sectors is where we would expect to see the largest adverse impact, with some substitution effects towards other destinations, perhaps elsewhere in France away from Paris, but more likely benefiting other European capitals, unless the phenomenon were to spread to other countries," they wrote in a research note.

It is the finest of virtues and technai, by which men, public and private, become capable of ruling and benefiting other men and themselves (IV.ii.11).11

Second, benefiting others and improving oneself are not mutually exclusive.

It might be harmful for some patients, while benefiting others.

But the cancellations may benefit other competitions.

I was trying to benefit other bank customers in general.

This bounty also benefited other theatres and arts institutions.