Sentence examples for benefitting with from inspiring English sources

Royal Dutch Shell B shares are leading the risers following the oil price increase, up 72p at £22.56 while other commodity companies are also benefitting, with BHP Billiton 41p better at £13.96.

It was an unexpected decision considering that Sisler was former baseball player, but he didn't feel that A. G. Edwards was benefitting, with the costs of running the team becoming more than originally agreed to by contract.

A post hoc analysis from CORONA did suggest a significant interaction by hsCRP status (P interaction = 0.026) with rosuvastatin benefitting those with hsCRP ≥2 mg/L but not those with low hsCRP.

Repeat viewing further indicated that videos also improved on lectures, where an explanation was heard only once, benefitting students with language challenges.

The schools are benefitting majorly with the money, while the fans get to watch some amazing matchups, especially in ESPN's annual Big 10-ACC Challenge.

Our study demonstrated the potential risk that tumour necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors can exacerbate entrenched interstitial lung disease (ILD) and the use of non-TNF inhibitors seem to be favourable options for benefitting patients with ILD.

Not enough entrepreneurs are concerned with benefitting the meagre, the destitute, and the marginalized, who constitute the majority of the world's population.

Although he has not featured in the first team very often, he is benefitting from training with a quality squad who are challenging for titles domestically and in Europe.

This would mitigate the effect of benefitting any operator with respect to channel quality, for example, concerning actual fading and interference situation.

Hodgson accepts that the lack of English players cutting through might make his job harder but argues that up and coming talent in England could be benefitting from playing with the best around.

The administration isn't counting on this deal benefitting smoother relations with Iran.