Sentence examples for have benefited mostly from inspiring English sources
Recent development, including a hotel, an upgrade to an airport and a cruise ship dock that allows visitors to shop without entering the city's squalor, have benefited mostly the businesses in the zone, long a source of friction.
Despite a good performance in the aggregate, our closer look suggested that Brazilian exporters have benefitted mostly from geography and sector composition effects, i.e. from being connected to dynamic economies through commodity-based products that have been high on demand.
And the economic recovery has benefited mostly those in the highest income brackets.
The promotion of a tourism economy has quickly degenerated from the ideal of an 'ecologically sensitive low-volume tourism' with pastoralists as its primary beneficiaries to the reality of an ecologically indifferent mass tourism that has benefitted mostly urban-based Soqotrans.
Some young people have benefited from this government, mostly in the villages, but there is a lot to be done.
A Tax Policy Center Center analysis of an earlier proposal, which would have increased the credit to $1,500, noted that it would mostly have benefited higher-income taxpayers.
A little editing would have benefited "View from the Hudson," but mostly one was content to be rocked gently by the dance's ripples of inscrutable emotions.
Such images are trophies for Mr. Gupta, an Indian-American entrepreneur who has spent much of his professional life cultivating close ties to politicians, mostly Democrats, that have benefited him in ways large and small.
At 16 tracks, The Suburbs might be a little long-winded; the band's core rollick – sometimes easygoing, mostly portentous – might have benefited from more varied population densities (Arcade Fire tend to pile in mob-handed on most of their songs).
U.S. consumers have benefited.
Will anyone have benefited?
