Sentence examples for evidently benefited from inspiring English sources

Worse, Amethi has evidently benefited too little from decades of association with the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.

The daughter of the stage actress Kate McCauley and the attorney Gerald Hathaway, the actress has evidently benefited from being part of a tight-knit family unit.

In New York, where she studied at the Juilliard School and Brooklyn College before taking a job as a computer programmer at Bell Laboratories in 1973, Ms. Spiegel evidently benefited from a can-do gumption fostered by the hands-on experiences of her childhood.

Of particular interest to those, like me, who served on the City Council's Middle Schools Task Force is the significant improvement in the scores of eighth-grade students, who have evidently benefited from some of the middle-school innovations of the last two years.

It is a professional job, and it has evidently benefitted from professional help.

It has also evidently benefitted from good timing — riding the shift from traditional holiday bookings being made in person at the destination, to more pre-planning and booking being done online and now more spontaneous booking enabled by mobile devices again.

Shimmering evidently benefits the honeybee colony because it lowers, factually to zero, the hunting success of those predatory wasps that want to seize bees from the nest surface.

Some say, given a literal-mindedness in honours distribution that evidently benefits individuals who have come top in running races or who regularly act being haughty, that it was Dame Joan's interpretation of Queen Rat in the Birmingham Hippodrome's Dick Whittington that secured her place on the latest list.

Evidently, the publisher benefited from ad spend during the Queen's Jubilee and Euro 2012 football championships.

Evidently, companies can benefit from operating such VCEs; however, most firms do not seem to attach sufficient importance to the nature of customers' interactions in the VCE.

1– 6 PR evidently seems to benefit the patients in terms of quality of life, functional capacity, symptom relief, and reductions in exacerbation of the condition and in the number of days in hospital.