Sentence examples for it may benefit from from inspiring English sources

Although it is now a shadow of its former self, since being routed at the polls earlier this year, it may benefit from the recent collapse of coalition talks and join a new centre-right government.

In its show credits, "House of Cards" offers no disclosures of any product placement it may benefit from -- noting only that logos for products like Sony's Playstation Vita were "used with permission".

Telecom Invest dismisses suggestions that it may benefit from preferential treatment.

Though it has committed to a review of climate policies in 2017, and consideration of a long-term emissions reduction target, it may benefit from bringing that process forward.

This design is attractive as it may benefit from low cost thin-film processing in a roll-to-roll fashion onto low-cost plastics substrates while maintaining a cross-plane heat flux for large area applications and a geometry that assists in maintaining a significant temperature difference across the thermoelectric elements.

Although some authors state that Southern Bristle-Tyrant prefers areas of pristine vegetation (Silveira 2009), or, alternatively, that it may benefit from selective logging (Lowen et al. 1996), Tonetti and Pizo (2016) found that the occurrence of the species is most influenced by the presence of moving water rather than by vegetation structure.

There is no breakdown of that 27%, but it is hard to believe it does not disproportionately include those who can afford it least and may benefit from it most.

Samsung's response has created a quality control collaboration platform in which the entire industry may participate and from which it may benefit.

For one thing, it suggests that regulators may benefit from keeping a closer eye on the activity in the options market around corporate announcements.

The greater use of intuitive reasoning in children was consistent with our fourth prediction, and it suggests that children may benefit from having an accompanying adult to help interpret the VIST framework as they visit the exhibition.

As has happened so often, technology has outpaced the people who may benefit from it -- or be harmed by it.