Sentence examples for likely beneficiary from inspiring English sources

London newspapers speculated today that Mr. Mordue, 43, was the likely beneficiary of Mr. Edwards's estate.

Only weeks ago, he seemed the likely beneficiary of primary voters' conflicted attitudes toward President Clinton.

President Chirac, the likely beneficiary of such a move, is said to be keen.

Hamas, the Islamist movement that controls Gaza, would be the likely beneficiary.

If both remain in the race, the likely beneficiary will be Mr. Romney.

The most likely beneficiary of the controversy is Khairat el-Shater, the newly announced candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Among the likely beneficiaries are pioneers of digital design, like Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, the dynamic Hungarian designer, who until now has been best known as the catalyst for the modernization of the Bauhaus art and design school in Germany during the mid-1920s.

One of the likely beneficiaries will be Representative Steven T. Kuykendall of California.

The white-footed mouse is among the likely beneficiaries.

Among those nations mentioned as likely beneficiaries are Uganda, Mongolia and Bangladesh.

Not defence contractors, the most likely beneficiaries, whose shares have wallowed for months.