Sentence examples for benefiting this week from inspiring English sources
Ronald Reagan, like presidents and generals before him, is so benefiting this week, to judge by the tributes that have been gushing forth in the capital, both from conservative Republicans who adored him and from liberal Democrats who did not.
This led to a $6m settlement, benefiting 6,800 borrowers.
We should ask instead, says Dawkins, "whose inclusive fitness the behavior is benefiting" (1982b, p. 80).
Proceeds benefit Easter Seals Industries.
Wynne believes DeLorean can benefit from1980s nostalgia.
Nothing would benefit tomorrow's economy more than a similar surge.
A loan programme would be expanded to benefit 4,000 families in Vietnam, Indonesia, Pakistan and Thailand.
Wise stewardship, though, has benefited today's younger pensioners not at all.
From 2006 to 2010, Siyaha benefited 3,000 individuals of whom 1,100 graduated from the program.
The vast majority of the world's people would benefit today and tomorrow from free trade.
