Sentence examples for especially benefit from from inspiring English sources

Peaches, nectarines and apricots especially benefit from this treatment: it gives the flesh a lush texture and keeps them juicy.

Disney's broadcast network, ABC, seems to be the division Mr. Roberts and Mr. Burke think could especially benefit from moving out of the domineering shadow of Disney management.

Domestic full-service hotels will especially benefit from increased business-travel spending next year, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers, which has forecast a "robust lodging demand recovery" for 2004.

Dr. Finkelstein said patients who may especially benefit from having Sloan-Kettering in Commack are those with rare cancers or those in advanced stages of the disease that require experimental treatments.

He noted that air travelers along the heavily traveled East Coast may especially benefit from more competition once American and US Airways gates are given up at La Guardia, Logan and Reagan National airports.

Training could especially benefit from dedicated study models.

But full-time homemakers have especially benefited from them.

Santangelo especially benefited from one-on-one instruction with Stockton, who would ride his bicycle to the games.

The post-1918 Yugoslav market especially benefited from the Slovene manufacture of textiles and iron and other metals, the mining of coal, and the production of wood products.

Shale gas producers also especially benefited from the relaxed restrictions on how large an area companies could predict would be productive without drilling to test first.

One of the biggest shocks of the past console generation has been the impact of the internet, with PC gamers especially benefiting from an explosion in the popularity of online retail services.