Sentence examples for division benefits from inspiring English sources

The division benefits from annual unrestricted gifts to the Dean's Fund as well as from specific contributions directed toward a particular interest.

The company was widely panned as a "welfare queen," whose grocery division benefits from the food stamps its workers are forced to rely on.

And its home video division benefited from sales of earlier hits like "Disturbia".

That division benefited from a strong first quarter, as global equities markets rebounded and on strong deal activity in the United States.

"The newspaper division benefited from continuing strength in classified advertising and progress at USA Today," said John J. Curley, president and chief executive.

This division benefited from the record debt underwriting results, and Goldman said that revenue in equity underwriting was also "significantly higher compared with the first quarter of 2012, reflecting an increase in client activity".

The cable division benefited from what the company called "a more than doubling of retransmission consent revenues," the fees paid by cable and satellite companies to show local stations.

According to Willis, the bank's wholesale banking division's foreign exchange and interest rate division benefited from the volatility and increased demand for hedging from clients.

To be sure, the performance in the Pepsi's North American beverage division benefited from the purchase of its bottlers, Pepsi Bottling Group and Pepsi Americas, during the quarter for $7.8 billion.

The 'them' and 'us' audience division of benefits claimants sat opposite well-educated journalists seemed like another ploy from Channel 4 to stoke the embers of the debate, and did little to stop the endless shouting that drowned out the speakers.

I hope that Chinese society would not approach inter-group relations from the perspective of "political bargaining," "area distinction," "rights division," or "benefits clash".