Sentence examples for benefitting not only from inspiring English sources

The club are benefitting not only from his presence on the field, but also from the attention.

"This is conscious, deliberately done, knowing he is somehow benefitting not only from his travel, but all the rest of us traveling .If these allegations are true, the chutzpah here is stunning.

"The M4 project will vastly improve motorway capacity and resilience across the south of Wales, benefitting not only the port of Newport but also the ABP operations in Swansea, Port Talbot, Barry and Cardiff," Mr Jones added.

It was great camouflage and it also helped create a diversion from my own reality, benefitting not only those in my "audience" but also helping me to see ways I could survive.

Most international research ethics guidelines for instance recommend research participants as the key beneficiary, while those from resource poor settings demonstrate considerable interest in benefitting not only the participants, but also the trial community and even the host country (as shown in Table 3).

Yet research shows that being kind to others and going out of your way to help whenever and wherever you can actually ends up not only benefitting those around you but also making you more happy, healthy and productive.

In a recent paper published in the journal Marine Biodiversity, Dr Joan J Soto Àngel, from the University of Valencia, suggests that the crabs are not only benefitting from the camouflage and defence the hydroids provide, but are also "fishing", using their covering of hydrozoan polyps as the hooks.

Industries benefitting from predictive analytics not only cover retail and consumer but also increasingly finance, travel, energy and manufacturing.

"Taxpayers are not only benefitting from some of the world's most innovative energy projects... but these projects are making good on their loan repayments," Peter Davidson, executive director of the Loan Programs Office, said in an interview on Wednesday.

Benefitting from a job bubble is not only a first world problem, it's an upper-class-educated-lucky-to-be-in-the-right-industry-at-the-right-time kind of first world problem.

New opportunities Not only children are benefitting from the project; it is reaching their caregivers, as well.