Sentence examples for benefiting right from inspiring English sources

"Both luxury retailers and value stores, like dollar stores, are benefiting right now from the back-to-school trend," said Jharonne Martis, a retail analyst with Thomson Reuters.

Anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant sentiments have been powerful forces in European politics in recent years, and rising discontent over globalization and higher prices has helped fuel populist sentiment, benefiting right-wing groups that place the blame for economic woes squarely on immigrants and foreign competition.

And it's just a work benefit, not benefit right across the board.

The oceanic officials added that they stood by their conclusions that lower speeds would benefit right whales.

Of course, the number of devices that this update actually benefits right now is still pretty low.

Now, the recurring extension of copyrights over years tends to benefit rights holders more than consumers.

This included a "disciplined approach" to pay and benefits right across the public sector.

"You just remind people, 'You know this is a benefit, right?' " he said.

Pension assets melted away after the stock market fell, but employees kept on retiring and claiming benefits, right on schedule.

It seems to me that we cannot get the "benefits" right while refusing to acknowledge who the recipients are.

An estimated 1.3 million unemployed workers will lose their benefits right after Christmas, with 3.6 million more losing their benefits over the next year.