Sentence examples for down to benefit from inspiring English sources

Gender is learned behaviour that society considers appropriate – a set of rules laid down to benefit men and keep women in our place.

Traffic would not be "unfairly" blocked or slowed down, the commission announced, and access to a startup, a charity or public service website would not be slowed down to benefit bigger companies.

A wise investment, then, to back a party that continually reminds us that the nation's ills are down to benefit claimants, immigrants and public sector workers.

Changing Policy Environment The unprecedented prosperity that the global economy is currently enjoying has not trickled down to benefit the staggering 40 per cent of all the children in developing countries -- over half a billion -- who are still struggling to survive on less than $1 per day per child.

In essence, Miller sold the union's newer and future members down the river to benefit its current ones.

When excess food supplies drove all agricultural prices down, even grain growers failed to benefit from the new tariff.

They uniformly feel let down, whether that's due to benefit cuts, the housing crisis, or cuts to the NHS.

We're making these things accessible to everyone so as the market goes up and down, everybody has the ability to benefit.

Tomorrow, 11 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Tickets, $5 a tasting ($20 for five tastings purchased in advance); proceeds to benefit the Downing Street Preschool Cooperative and Our Lady of Pompei Elementary School.

Even beaten-down Internet consultant Razorfish appeared to benefit from the EDS news.

"It will come down to the benefit issues.