Sentence examples for could only benefit from from inspiring English sources

Lyft, therefore, could only benefit from this decision to beat Uber to an IPO filing.

But I believe we could only benefit from hearing what answers Coates may have fashioned for himself.

As a person living from words — online, in newspapers or in books — I could only benefit from the broadest available market for sales.

Other commentators however called for an Indian version of the leak, arguing that the Indian bureaucracy was one of the most opaque in the world and could only benefit from public scrutiny.

He is likely to lose his job as Leader of the Commons at the next reshuffle anyway and his future career prospects could only benefit from campaigning to leave.

In a telephone interview he brushed aside the notion that classical music would add luster to his image but made the point that the art form could only benefit from Thursday's event.

Sheik Mohammed also said he hoped the emirate could not only benefit from holding oil facilities but also from its natural beauty.

Future research not only could benefit from these theoretical bases but also could make contributions for the extension of these theories in the use of ERPS for the management and control of inter-organizational relationships.

Ah, if only they could benefit from rubbing shoulders with the industrious, virtuous "upper tribe" instead of being subjected to the siren song of food stamps and unemployment insurance.

The Court's opinion was even more notorious because the Justices suggested that it should not be taken as a precedent — that only George W. Bush could ever benefit from it.

Only two groups could possibly benefit from the Bush approach: the off-road-vehicle enthusiasts who regard any limitation on their use of public lands to be an abridgment of individual freedom, and the snowmobile operators in places like West Yellowstone, Mont., whose businesses would temporarily suffer.