Sentence examples for it really benefits from inspiring English sources

Most people think it only affects the CEOs, but it really benefits everyone".

Reece says: "It really benefits the learners if they have a sense of community rather than feeling like an isolated person tapping away at a computer".

"It really benefits a soldier to stay prepared mentally and physically, 24 hours a day, for anything that can happen," Private Wills said.

They took the trouble to understand what Texas is trying to achieve, how the plan actually works, whom it really benefits, and what makes it "necessary" if the state is to reach its concededly constitutional goal for its flagship university.

It's that amount of entitlement that has led to a misunderstanding of Affirmative Action is and who it really benefits.

"It really shows that we have to look at our lives in a holistic matter -- it really benefits us as a community and as allies to take a broader view.

"I believe it really benefited us, especially in our offensive line," Bunting said.

The set by the ferocious Danish outfit Iceage was continually interrupted by what appeared to be technical malfunctions, but it really benefited from the breathing space between eruptions.

"We felt like it really benefited us a lot from the prevention side," Friedman said.

I think this is the first time I could see that she feels it really benefited her". .

To the editor: Clearly the iPad rollout to  district schools benefited Apple and Pearson, but did it really benefit all the classrooms in all the schools?