Sentence examples for benefitted at from inspiring English sources

Certainly, no member of James Gillespie's family benefitted at all from his will.

He was indicted on federal charges not long after the killings, but he benefitted at trial from a deadlocked jury.

But if "Herzog" and "Stoner" appear, at this distance, to be the most potent and enduring postwar novels about the American intellectual male, Bellow certainly benefitted, at the time, from tipping the balance in favor of the poetic and demotic, the Romantic and expansive.

Patients with diabetes benefitted at least as much as, and sometimes more than, non-diabetes patients following treatment with ezetimibe/statin.

Well, again, with no streams out there, The Bash didn't seem to have benefitted at all from all those stream-less people buying the pay-per-view.

And everybody here should understand that because there's very few people here who haven't benefitted at some point from those investments that were made in the '50s and the '60s and the '70s and the '80s.

One group is benefiting at the expense of another.

Wall Street was benefiting at the expense of society.

But larger companies benefited at the expense of small farmers.

The grouse moor owners benefit and a threatened bird doesn't benefit at all.

Martin Parr and Jim Goldberg at the Magnum Foundation's "Secrets" benefit, at the Aperture Foundation gallery.