Sentence examples for course benefit from inspiring English sources

Helen Owen Thurnscoe, South Yorkshire Of course benefit sanctions work.

'The pipelines will of course benefit from the military presence,' said a BP spokeswoman.

Learning this, another bidder submitted a new bid, drastically reducing the price, which would, of course, benefit my company.

Collectors are a necessity and, in the end, museums will of course benefit from their commitment and passion.

The cash payments will, of course, benefit Mr. Louima and his family alone, though he announced yesterday that he would use a portion of the money to establish an organization to support other victims of police brutality.

The bi- and trilingual will of course benefit from such a device, but so will video editors, designers, or any users of specialized software who aren't so good at memorizing keyboard shortcuts.

None of this, of course, benefits Davis's standing with the public or his sponsorship possibilities.

The course benefited from being new and giving the students a broad view of the policy process.

The FN is, of course, benefiting from anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment, as well as anger at the EU.

Reduced fuel consumption, of course, benefits the environment, but putting 80,000 leather coverings into the incinerator certainly doesn't.

#HillaryForPresident pic.twitter.com/zGpdcGSZBD Clinton of course benefited, knowing that Kim is a conduit through which to communicate to voters who might not otherwise engage.