Sentence examples for long benefiting from inspiring English sources

We continue to face the problem of global growth being too low for too long, benefiting too few.

"The UK has long benefited from strong mobile competition," said Philip Marnick, spectrum group director at Ofcom.

"Communities have long benefited from these programs, but they could be doing a lot more".

MasterCard and Visa have long benefited from having exclusive ties to banks.

The town, Bani Walid, and its dominant Warfalla tribe long benefited from Colonel Qaddafi's rule.

Irving long benefited from indulgent admirers who lacked the scholarly equipment to know any better.

Calabria, like other southern Italian regions rich in agriculture, has long benefited from hefty European Union agricultural subsidies.

The sentiment may seem odd coming from Mr. Palihapitiya, who has long benefited from Sand Hill Road's largess.

POPES and their officials have long benefited from the Vatican's unique dual status in international law.

Cosmetics brands are playing catch-up to fashion companies, which have long benefited from long articles and showy photo spreads in glossy magazines.

Google has long benefitted in the press from its promises and promotion of openness.