Sentence examples for effort to benefit from inspiring English sources
Unhappy with the result, critics accused the Pataki administration of trying to hijack the election modernization effort to benefit his party.
The charges portray a man who ignored some legal restrictions in an effort to benefit his firm and clients of his division.
The FSA said the misconduct was "extensive and widespread" as UBS's traders routinely made requests to colleagues responsible for determining Libor and Euribor submissions in an effort to benefit their own trading positions.
Investors interpreted Beijing's move as an effort to benefit its exporters, though some economists rejected that view, arguing that weak global demand meant there was little benefit in driving the currency lower.
When these ratings are posted in an effort to benefit or hurt the retailer under review, because of any unilateral reason, it is a reproachable action that should not take place in social media.
But critics have assailed the commission as a pretense for a voter-suppression effort to benefit Republicans and said that it will produce a report with exaggerated claims of voter fraud.
Yankees outfielder Gary Sheffield donated $10,000 to relief efforts to benefit victims of the hurricane.
Voters are tired of these circus-like antics and reject these fictional stories and the clear efforts to benefit Hillary Clinton".
We prioritise areas of research in the USA that we believe would accelerate efforts to benefit patients with cancer.
With her grant money, she hopes to unify various efforts to benefit young people in the community.
