Sentence examples for could benefit hugely from inspiring English sources

"Wales could benefit hugely if the government at Cardiff Bay was responsible for raising more of the money it spends".

Russia could benefit hugely from a bit of warming: large parts of the country that are currently uninhabitable could become comfortable enough to live in.

"We cannot afford to sit back and lose potential adoptive parents when there are children who could benefit hugely from the loving home they can provide," Loughton added.

If they want to extricate themselves from Iraq by November (and do not think the handover of sovereignty on June 30th counts), then Mr Kerry could benefit hugely.But this will happen only if he can improve his campaign and this is where real worries about his performance set in.

And youthful financial firms looking for the next "bubble" could benefit hugely from mandates for more solar, wind and other alternative fuels.

"Both sides could benefit tremendously," he says.

Sometimes, when reading the great classics, the books that teach us about relationships and the world and love, the lives lived and the situations dealt with – well, I can't help feeling that some of them could have benefited hugely from TV.

Even a little of that could leak out into the lives of students studying for any of the roles in our business, they might benefit hugely.

The counterargument is that consumers benefit hugely from choice.

Both Tunisia and Egypt would benefit hugely if Libya was reborn.

In this year's election the SNP stands to benefit hugely from it.