Sentence examples for commercially benefit from inspiring English sources

[The club are] unable to commercially benefit from sales of food and drink, parking even.

The copyright law is intended to protect authors and creators, not allow another company to commercially benefit from their work.

"I think the Quebec government was pretty transparent about the fact that it wants the blocking in order to commercially benefit its licensed alternative.

Commercially, period stories benefit from the safety of distance.

Navigation technologies can only be sold commercially if they benefit the individual consumer.

But while the accord has been billed as a flagship of Barack Obama's foreign diplomacy, the US might be among the last to benefit commercially.

Politics aside, the purchasing power and guarantee of regular orders – most people can now see that the Calais migrant camp will not simply disappear overnight – mean a supplier would also benefit commercially from any partnership.

However, it said that the Premier League could pursue pubs and clubs that looked to benefit commercially from airing matches bought in at a lower price from foreign providers and bypassing offical rights holder BSkyB.

Some of Afghanistan's neighbors in the area, in particular Kyrgyzstan, already serve as staging areas for American supplies, and officials involved in the talks said these countries appeared eager to increase their role, both to help bring stability to the region and to benefit commercially from the arrangement.

"We view it as sign of the phenomenal popularity of ETFs that New York seeks to benefit commercially from the success we've generated," said Amex spokesman Robert Rendine.

Thus if, for example, health professionals advocate cycling as a health and climate co-benefit, the bicycle industry could benefit commercially.