Sentence examples for benefitting by from inspiring English sources

My use of the large volumes of digital seismic data that have recently become available to evaluate low-amplitude signals requires the development of a big data approach, an effort greatly benefitting by my participation in BIDS.

Since app developers with U.S. users (and many of these apps with U.S. users were developed by U.S. studios) are paid on a per-download basis by these Chinese advertisers, U.S. developers are benefitting by generating in-app revenue by showing ads from Chinese advertisers.

In providing these mechanisms, destination countries are benefitting by ensuring that Filipino nurses, whom they hire in the future, are trained adequately.

Each grouping must then be allocated individually to benefitting functions by means of a base which best measures the relative benefits.

The model allows obtaining design characteristic values at the early programming stage, thus benefitting programmers by providing the necessary environment information for choosing the best power-efficient alternative.

"Fat shamers" tend to base their moral position (ie believing that they are benefitting society by pointing out the blinking obvious) on the assumption that all obesity is caused by over-eating.

While the agreement's opponents have legitimately criticized all trade deals as being imperfect ultimately benefitting multinationals by opening up new inexpensive labor markets the T.P.P. provides unprecedented worker and environmental protections.

If an organization has several major functions which benefit from its indirect costs in varying degrees, allocation of indirect costs may require the accumulation of such costs into separate cost groupings which then are allocated individually to benefitting functions by means of a base which best measures the relative degree of benefit.

It is also a way to potentially result in physicians significantly benefitting financially by enabling them to become millionaires and sometimes millionaires many times over.

Robotic-assisted surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery that uses technology to give surgeons greater control, access and accuracy during the surgical procedure while benefitting patients by minimizing trauma and scarring, enabling accelerated post-surgical healing.

Councilman W. F. (Oley) Olsen said the plan could include three levels so businesses benefitting most by more visitors, such as hotels, would pay more than those whose benefit would be indirect, such as a grocery stores and laundries.