Sentence examples for instead benefiting from inspiring English sources

The farm redistribution has done them no good, they said, instead benefiting those who helped the ruling party grab the land.

Most likely, we will end up making other spending cuts that won't solve our fiscal problems — and in areas that could instead benefit from Keynesian employment stimulus.

The measure, stemming from a time when Renzi and the PD were far more popular, could instead benefit surging populists in the 2018 elections.

Opponents say the project will do little to ease congestion or to reduce air pollution but will instead benefit conventioneers and downtown developers.

While the norm for mergers is for the buyer's shares to fall, companies have instead benefited from putting their strong balance sheets and healthy stock prices to productive use.

They remain some way off repeating that feat but on a day when the club were meant to feel the loss of their star striker they instead benefited from the wisdom of their greatest ever player.

Facebook instead benefits by getting info about whether Facebook ad clicks lead to sales.

An observer may instead benefit from one single-sensor image that provides the requisite information to make an accurate quick decision.

Although the presence of research parks is correlated with the number of laboratories, the analysis indicates that research parks were not effective local development tools but instead benefitted from the growth of research activity.

During speculative bubbles, there is a point at which sophisticated players lose the incentive to correct a trend away from fundamentals and instead benefit from going along with it.

Ms Burt told activists that rejecting another runway would not reduce air travel, but instead benefit the UK's competitors, such as Paris and Amsterdam, at the expense of the UK.