Sentence examples for but do not benefit from inspiring English sources

Learners benefit from actively contrasting between confusable categories, but do not benefit much from contrasting distinct categories (Carvalho & Goldstone, 2014; Kornell & Bjork, 2008).

They play a positive role in that they help the underdog, but do not benefit women and minorities due to the association of images".

These items may share some semantic features but do not benefit from the associative boost, and often exhibit the weakest priming effect [ 21].

"We have faith schools that benefit the white, middle-class areas but don't benefit the immigrant population," he said.

Prolonged administration of the vaccine was safe but did not benefit infected volunteers.

Earlier this month, the board said Mr. Jobs knew of some instances of options backdating, but did not benefit from those grants.

Marketing a single blockbuster in the US costs between $75m and $100m, a huge outlay that makes profitability more elusive – but does not benefit the industry as a whole.

The Ibo supported Mr. Obasanjo in the election but did not benefit enough in his administration, Mr. Uwazuruike said, voicing a common complaint of his ethnic group.

The semiperiphery had limited access to international banking and the production of high-cost, high-quality manufactured goods but did not benefit from international trade to the same extent as the core.

The less treacherous course resulted in fewer crashes but did not benefit Vonn, the fastest downhiller in the field whose halfway lead over Riesch was only 0.33 of a second.

The college spokesman, Justin Anderson, confirmed her placement work for Apollo, and said she had also "explored" such work for the money management firm Welsh, Carson, but did not benefit from any Dartmouth investments.