Sentence examples for entirely for the benefit of from inspiring English sources
Labour Party backbenchers say no, it's an abhorrent, élitist practice, the last vestige of an England run entirely for the benefit of the upper class.
The dialogue is bluntly didactic, with characters telling one another things they would already know entirely for the benefit of the audience.
He favors spending federal elementary and secondary education money, used almost entirely for the benefit of public school students for 40 years, on vouchers to help parents pay tuition at private and parochial schools.
Five years into another war that has been fought (as far as anyone can tell) entirely for the benefit of the artificial limb and psychiatric medicine industries, the Pentagon is using unfair psychological tactics to lure the descendants of Hendrix and Country Joe into going on pro-war tours of US military bases.
were decisions taken entirely for the benefit of society?
And the efforts toward charm in Black Hawk are directed entirely inward, for the benefit of the gamblers.
There was something compelling about our odd transportation into a unreal "everyday" Paris street - which ended up feeling more like a scene from Paris When It Sizzles, a choreographed and entirely false occurrence for the benefit of a few thousand onlookers, than a real slice of Paris life.
His tax cuts, while sold as a vehicle for job creation and better wages, will ultimately almost entirely go to the benefit of the richest few hundred families in the country.
18 While the study was not entirely conclusive, the results favored hypertension treatment for the benefit of cognition when combined into a meta-analysis.
I am entirely certain that through this we will improve safety levels within the internal market for the benefit of consumers, and also for the benefit of enterprises.
Interesting fact number two: in Japan, couples sometimes make use of tiered wedding cakes which are entirely inedible but furnished with a slot at the back into which they can insert the knife for the benefit of a photographer.
