Sentence examples for benefitting of from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, using miRNAs to protect against virus might be an advantageous preemptive measure (a plant would be resistant to viruses that has never encountered before) benefitting of their ability to pair with multiple targets [ 26].

This result could be due to the presence of a minority of lesions in the purely inflammatory group (Group 2), which might be due to the fact that most of the patients were benefitting of immunomodulatory/immunodepressive therapy.

We'll look back on a host of innovations benefitting millions of disadvantaged people – in education, in healthcare, and yes, in solar lighting and will have a hard time remembering the day when people viewed charity and business as working towards opposite goals.

"Your bills will be frozen, benefitting millions of families and millions of businesses.

He added: "We have been able to secure a very significant increase in funding, approaching £50m, over the course of the current term, which supports a range of education and youth programmes benefitting thousands of young Londoners".

"It's about getting to be part of this community, of benefitting from the generosity of those who came before".

(The work sold for the surprising sum of a hundred and fifty-two thousand dollars in a Christie's charity auction benefitting victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan).

Credibility, let us not forget, which is delivering the record low interest rates that are benefitting millions of families across the UK.

Under the ACA, they gained access to health insurance protection enabling them to secure preventive and timely emergency care benefitting all of society.

Cancel the fuel duty rise, due to come into effect in September, benefitting owners of 2.7 million vehicles in Scotland, saving a typical motorist £25, van driver £50 and haulier £750 per year.

The collaboration first took place at New York's 12-12-12 concert, benefitting victims of Hurricane Sandy.