Sentence examples for benefiting writers from inspiring English sources

Danny was a great editor of anthologies, benefiting writers who needed to be better known, most recently in An Anthology of Contemporary Russian Women Poets (2005), which he edited with his second wife, the scholar Valentina Polukhina.

One possibility is that his current popularity is part of a larger cultural trend that has also benefited writers like Elmore Leonard, Ross Macdonald and George Pelecanos.

Dr. Madan has written an insightful and useful paper that can benefit writers in many fields of science.

Ultimately, the hunger for richly detailed characters and robust plot development benefits writers, because ideas have to start somewhere.

The fact that the prize is inevitably given to older writers is nicely balanced by a joint award that is in the gift of the winner and which benefits writers and readers under the age of 35.

Amazon has said authors should receive 35% of revenues for ebooks, but Scalzi points out that any benefit writers receive comes "secondarily, if at all" to Amazon's much bigger goals of controlling the market.

This new method of delivering written work may benefit some writers.

"I feel strongly that this new contract reestablishes our positive relationship with Amazon, an important retailer and industry leader, and that this strong relationship will benefit the writers we publish for many years to come," he wrote.

The newspaper has adopted an attitude of nobility and suggests that its solution will benefit the writers and the public.

I propose that the arts would benefit from writers who have nothing to gain except for the above statement that I have put forth, and don't think I need to elaborate further.

The New Yorker, July 23 , 2001P. 88 Six-panel color THE BACK PAGE depicting benefits writer accrued from various crimes.