Sentence examples for benefitting more from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, some Democrats are pitching questions on the question of why more ordinary Americans aren't benefitting more from the Fed's measures.
It is also benefitting more than other parties from the general decline in electoral turnout, requiring fewer votes for its victories.
Better cold storage, education about food handling and improved infrastructure could help to transform this situation, according a study by Maersk (pdf) – potentially growing the trade of banana containers from 3,000 to 190,000 annually, and benefitting more than 34,000 smallholder farmers across India.
The rate of these falls however varied across socio-economic groups with some households potentially benefitting more than others.
The SIR process is repeated for the next sets of blocks using all the previously decoded sets, thus benefitting more and more from the video frame's spatial correlation.
On the level of federal states it appears that at least in Austria the opposite is the case, and males are benefitting more than females.
To date, there has been no mechanical or energetic account for smaller animals benefitting from more crouched postures; some benefits relating to stability, manoeuvrability or control are generally suggested [ 1– 3].
It found that the north-east was doing well, benefitting from more than average investment in health - £2150 per head in 2012/13 compared to £2115 in Scotland, while the English average was £1912.
The Samba nation's answer to David Beckham, Kaká's signing created a storm of interest in his home country, with Orlando benefitting from more than 100,000 likes on their Facebook pages and thousands of new Twitter followers – this is fairly apt, as Kaká was the first sports star to top 10 million followers in the Twitterverse.
"What use is this money in the bank if it isn't benefitting anyone?" More from Mexico Direct.
Right-back Logan shot Aberdeen in front just before the break, benefitting from more quality hold-up play from Goodwillie.
