Sentence examples for largely benefiting from inspiring English sources

But Democrats denounced the cuts as largely benefiting the rich.

But he said he regarded those improvements as largely benefiting his summer program, since they make the cabins considerably cooler during the summer.

There have also been warnings that the recovery is not being felt throughout the UK, and is instead largely benefiting London and the south-east.

Instead, President Bush will propose and Congress will surely pass still more tax cuts, largely benefiting those who gained the most from the boom of the 1990's.

"Rather than spending billions on tax cuts largely benefiting the rich, we should be choosing to protect our children from hardship through prioritising affordable housing, tackling low pay and protecting the purchasing power of benefits".

In their petition, the professors, Bruce Ackerman, Peter Brooks and Robert Shulman, wrote: "None of his first actions as president merits such distinction -- not his repudiation of the Kyoto Accords, nor his commitment to a missile defense system, nor his advocacy of a massive tax cut largely benefiting the wealthy".

Although Mongolians complain that Inner Mongolia's economic growth has largely benefited the Han, it has been unusual for them to organize large protests.

He responded that a Whitman administration would largely benefit the rich.

On Monday, North Korea said it "gets few economic benefits from the zone while the South side largely benefits from it".

Critics of the policy said it largely benefited well-off white men while discriminating against black and lower-income men.

So far, the country's growing wealth has largely benefited a tiny elite, breeding resentment among the small middle class.