Sentence examples for emphatically benefits from inspiring English sources
But in focusing on the dividend plan, which could cost the federal treasury $300 billion over 10 years, Mr. Bush also selected the one proposal that most emphatically benefits a sliver of the nation's richest households.
Reformers used the color-blind language of age, but it quickly became apparent that the system they developed emphatically benefited white youths.
"For me everything is a question of cost and benefit," she said emphatically, shaking her head and her flaming red hair.
Though "emphatically denied", with the extra benefit of a character reference from Andrew's ex-wife, who was lent money by the paedophile, there has been no announcement of the type of legal manoeuvre that the similarly accused Alan Dershowitz is pursuing after allegations that he also took sexual advantage of the 17-year-old.
This is because most people say emphatically that they're not feeling the benefits yet.
The relationship between the audience with the world is for benefiting or educating, but merely to emphatically connect to the scene.
The benefits of breast milk over formula are well-documented and emphatically supported by the office of the Surgeon General.
Research emphatically proves that women leaders and workplace gender equity is both a business benefit and a competitive advantage.
Watson says she is still learning and thinks she will benefit from experiences such as this summer's Wimbledon, where she was beaten emphatically in the third round by Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska.
