Sentence examples for benefiting rather from inspiring English sources

For pea aphids, cornicle secretions could be better described as mutually benefiting rather than altruistic.

Because mating success and the survival of direct offspring (parental care) provide the actor with direct fitness benefits, these behaviours can be qualified as mutually benefiting rather than altruistic [ 5].

The Cleveland court held that such protective orders are meant to benefit rather than harm victims of domestic violence.

"Unification should be viewed as a bonanza rather than a burden," he said, claiming South Korea's economy would ultimately benefit rather than suffer.

By increasing the IoT knowledge-base of social organizations, Gagliano and Volkov believe these organizations can advocate for changes that benefit rather than harm their local communities.

Researchers have begun to test the idea that work and family can benefit, rather than just conflict with one another; yet, theoretical development is lacking.

In fact, Brooks shows that people only make gendered assumptions about candidates who are new to politics, and those stereotypes benefit, rather than hurt, women candidates.

Why has he become so good?" The answer, which was for the players' benefit rather than his own, is that Collingwood works hard and he has enormous character.

The Government says the problem with going it alone is that other creditor countries would benefit rather than the the debt-burdened countries.

"Because the sector tends to look after its own, when mergers did happen, if anything members benefited rather than losing out," Mr Fieth added.

"The court believes that a period of probation would likely benefit, rather than harm, Guidant and Boston Scientific's public image," he wrote.