Sentence examples for benefitting in from inspiring English sources

James told the Independent last year that Dixons Carphone was benefitting in sales from the improved housing market.

Howe offered an early version of his critique of Sellers at a conference held in London in 1994, in which he demurred, "What if people really were benefitting in certain ways from the expansion of the market and its culture?

Setting out how pensioners are benefitting in this parliament, Milburn points out that state pension costs are going up by 17.5% during the course of the parliament – £13bn in 2013-14 prices – a sum equivalent to more than half of the savings from welfare reforms planned for 2014-15.

So it's hard to see really who's benefitting in this.

In fact, as Chinese mobile tech companies continue to expand into international markets, U.S. developers are benefitting in turn.

Thanks to the JOBS Act, mainstream attention came to crowdfunding this year, and platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo have been benefitting in kind.

In addition to benefitting Syrians in need of work, Sara said part of the appeal of NaTakallam is giving language learners a chance to interact in colloquially spoken Arabic -- something often lacking in U.S. language courses teaching classical Arabic.

The recent Swedish social policy changes, for example, include changes in the tax system benefitting those in employment; differentiated unemployment insurance with higher fees leading to lower enrolment; and the introduction of a maximum period for receiving sickness benefit.

I applaud Cory Booker for making the city look better but I feel like the things built in the city aren't necessarily benefitting residents in Newark.

If Japanese women participate more actively in the economy, GDP will rise, benefitting everyone in Japan, including the employers of the men who may need to take time off once in a while to take care of their children.

Preliminary health benefitting changes in all of the biochemical indicators were not significant in the comprehensive group except for CHO.