Sentence examples for expected to benefit from from inspiring English sources

Exporters would be expected to benefit from a cheaper rupee.

Mexico is expected to benefit from its home-team advantage and furious fan support.

At its sugar business, it expected to benefit from price increases and from cost cutting.

Xaar employs 260 people and is expected to benefit from the planned relief extension.

The company said it expected to benefit from the demise of rival Comet.

The five Australians on this year's International team were expected to benefit from their local knowledge.

Mr. Romney was also expected to benefit from Florida's absentee votes, which could break records.

The five Australians on this team were expected to benefit from their local knowledge, too.

Consumers are expected to benefit from the competitive price environment as retailers battle for customers in the runup to Christmas.

"It's good to be back in contention," said Giroud, who is expected to benefit from Sánchez being rested against Ludogorets.

Around a 100 people a year are expected to benefit from the scheme, which will cost around £800,000.