Sentence examples for having benefitted from inspiring English sources
This end was achieved for a time, but the Bengali Muslims, having benefitted from partition, were angry and disappointed.
Some were from Syria's minority groups and were worried about the examples of sectarian violence in Lebanon and Iraq; others, having benefitted from a spate of economic growth in recent years and conscious of Syria's history of stability, worried about the uncertain political melee that has followed the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.
Having benefitted from an interception, the Baa-Baas conceded one when Stoddart took Tito's pass to race 65 metres down the touchline to score, fly-half Jones converting.
Tygart added the lack of clarity was unfair to Froome, as it left the four-time Tour de France winner facing the "worst-case scenario" where he is "caught" between being seen as having benefitted from his high profile, even if his reputation has perhaps been "unfairly tarnished".
One of the most powerful members of the PMDB (the Party for the Democratic Movement of Brazil), part of the government coalition and hostile to Dilma Rousseff, Mr Cunha has been under investigation for months for allegedly having benefitted from the Petrobras corruption scheme.
Having benefitted so significantly from past public investments, reasonable tax reform should have them begin paying their fair share.
Teixeira has benefitted most.
Hamas has benefitted from similar assistance.
Obama has benefitted from impeccable timing.
Grant has benefitted from a similar dynamic.
