Sentence examples for get a benefit from from inspiring English sources

"The museum's less sexy collections will get a benefit from that.

"You cannot say to any player that you will get a benefit from this," said Michael V. Ciresi, who represents the Dryer plaintiffs.

"We want to get a strong resolution to deal with the report in a good manner to get a benefit from it".

But the online giants get a benefit from the very existence of bricks and mortar shops.

One person can advertise to their friends, and they get a benefit from that.

However, our theoretical results show that slow replicating viruses may get a benefit from having low virulence.

"They are getting a benefit from the weak economy on both the supply and the demand side," said Mark Rowen, a Prudential Securities analyst.

A patient survey completed in Cornwall last year showed that 93% of patients felt they were getting a benefit from the telehealth service, by making their trips to the GP more appropriate or reducing their need to be seen by a clinician.

"It's vital that local people and the countries where elephants are present in large numbers get a benefit, economic benefit from the use of ivory," said Robin Sharp, of the European Sustainable Use Specialist Group.

The two governors saw it as a way to get a direct benefit from Port Authority projects.

People who are already rich get a greater benefit from economic growth.