Sentence examples for it could benefit from inspiring English sources

McEnroe's Orange Krate still wears its original paint and tires, though its owner notes it could benefit from a few upgrades.

Prudential was in favour with investors following a suggestion it could benefit from floating off its Asian operations as a separate company.

But the company was scaling quickly and CEO Oisin Hanrahan believed it could benefit from having someone to handle its finances.

The Golf Channel is a stronger brand, but it could benefit from a link to NBC and its on-air talent.

Going beyond that, a firm has to be careful about how its employees or related parties could obtain information from which it could benefit.

It could benefit from a tighter, more explicit illumination of its abstract geometries (not to mention a catalog), but "Hard Edged," nonetheless, widens the social field in which postwar African American art should be considered.

It could benefit the agency that the case will appear on its home turf.

It could benefit audiences in Britain as much as in Kabul.

It could benefit from the combination of American trade and Venezuelan aid.

But his interest in garbage, and how it could benefit society, grew - as did his collection.

There is little evidence that it could benefit younger people, whose immune systems are still strong.