Sentence examples for likely benefiting from inspiring English sources

Actually, he added, "all significant political actors in Somalia are likely benefiting from piracy".

But Jim Bell, executive producer of "Today," said on Friday that the program was more likely benefiting from its story mix.

Anheuser Busch has now reversed its position on talks, presumably frustrating hometown politicians, but likely benefiting shareholders.British home prices fell again in June.

The latest job figures indicate that the hospitality sector has largely held steady since the spill, likely benefiting from the influx of people responding to the emergency, while the oil and gas industry lost jobs.

"Tourism and travel services are the sectors is where we would expect to see the largest adverse impact, with some substitution effects towards other destinations, perhaps elsewhere in France away from Paris, but more likely benefiting other European capitals, unless the phenomenon were to spread to other countries," they wrote in a research note.

3. al Qaeda's regional operatives throughout the Middle East and North Africa are likely benefiting from the bomb-making skills of al-Asiri, necessitating the closure of so many U.S. diplomatic installations.

Her albums likely benefited from Mother's Day shopping.

The app will likely benefit Apple and Facebook.

This would likely benefit the conservatives, who now lead in the polls.

Practise what you're preaching and you'll likely benefit yourself.

Overall, Florida's G.O.P. will likely benefit from this year's round of redistricting.