Sentence examples for fully benefiting from inspiring English sources

Analyst Jean d'Herbecourt said: Aviva is fully benefiting from the recovery of the bond market and from the stabilisation of the real estate market.

Poor financial education has kept some lower-income people and minorities from fully benefiting from the record economic expansion, he said.

Concerns remain however not just about the social impact of the change, but also around claims by some industry cheerleaders that existing licensing regimes in parts of the city will prevent the night-time economy from fully benefiting.

Skeptics like David J. Welsh, the Cambodia representative of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s Solidarity Center, say that rising food and housing costs prevent many workers from fully benefiting from rising wages.

Perhaps what Europe needs most today is not a dialogue with other civilisations, but a true dialogue with itself, with those facets of itself that it has for too long refused to recognise, that even today prevent it from fully benefiting from the richness of its constituent religious and philosophical traditions.

"By vetoing this bill, Governor Christie has failed New Jersey's uninsured residents, hurt New Jersey's chances of fully benefiting from federal health care reform and ignored the need to provide relief to hospitals for uncompensated care," Dr. Conaway, a Democrat, said.

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"The economy has done very well, but teachers have not fully benefited".

The company said: "It will take time for our initiatives to fully benefit our sales performance".

Soldiers could not fully benefit from mental health services when their commanders overrode their providers' recommendations.

It is argued that currently interior architecture does not fully benefit from digital opportunities.