Sentence examples for growing beneficiary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith expects Asia to be a growing beneficiary of Japan's investment outflows.

It's hard to find a leading biotech beneficiary growing rapidly at only 17 times 2007 earnings.

In China, perhaps the most promising Asian country for European producers, France has been the main beneficiary of growing consumer interest in wine.

Japan's economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.3percentt in the second quarter, compared with the previous one, the beneficiary of growing corporate capital spending and rising exports.

Having done both her Ph.D. and postdoctoral work under female supervisors at the University of Michigan (UM), Ann Arbor, and Harvard University, respectively, she may be a beneficiary of growing female representation in academic science.

And, as Mr. Roman said, Medicare beneficiaries are growing in numbers.

"Didn't I just tell you she was in the hospital?" But like a sharply growing number of Medicare beneficiaries, her mother's friend would soon learn that she could spend a day or three in a hospital bed, could be monitored and treated by doctors and nurses — and never be formally admitted to the hospital.

Furthermore, rising Medicare premiums will take a growing bite out of beneficiaries' Social Security checks.

Women with substantial work histories make up a growing proportion of Medicare beneficiaries, however, and study of spousal effects in two wage-earner couples is becoming more important.

Of course, Contently is hardly the only beneficiary of the fevered interest in content marketing, and is itself the beneficiary of the growing popularity and success of sponsored content and stories on sites like Buzzfeed.

Until recently, college investment plans usually forced investors to put their money into portfolios that became progressively more conservative as the plan's beneficiary grew older.