Sentence examples for benefiting significantly from inspiring English sources

Interest groups also spent more than $2.7m on the race, with Marshall benefiting significantly more.

MOST taxpayers will benefit from the $350 billion tax cut signed into law last month, but the effects will vary, with some people benefiting significantly and others not at all.

The focus groups show that "women are largely pessimistic about the present state of the nation," and, to a surprising degree, feel they are not benefiting significantly from the improved economy.

And while the "thought-leaders" at Davos have been wringing their hands about the perils of inequality, over the past 10 years all regions and ethnic groups in Brazil have seen their incomes rise, with the poorest benefiting significantly more than the richest.

This column doesn't have any research to back up its hunch, but our guess is that Avatar is already benefiting significantly from repeat viewings, and is also reaching infrequent cinemagoers, but in the latter case probably not quite to the same extent that Titanic did.

TCV was the largest investor in DSC and will be benefiting significantly from the exit.

British Gas will benefit significantly from these capabilities," Conn said.

While large agribusinesses have benefited significantly, so too have smaller family farmers.

The most important group of volunteers, the project managers, all benefited significantly.

Some groups benefitted significantly by the revolution and its results.

The memo added that "over the long term, The International Herald Tribune will benefit significantly from having a single owner".