Sentence examples for looking to benefit from inspiring English sources

They will be looking to benefit from German voters' anxiety at regional elections on 13 March.

Unlike Blagojevich, Patterson is not looking to benefit from it personally.

City leaders are looking to benefit should there now at last be a change in America's policy towards Cuba.

In 2007, Experian bought 70 percent of Serasa, and is looking to benefit from consumers' fast-growing use of credit in Brazil.

They were also looking to benefit from the fact that Michigan is the first contest where Mr. Bush has a sitting governor, John Engler, working strenuously for him.

Investors and companies are increasingly looking to benefit from cost efficiencies, with maintenance bills around 20% less than typical commercial buildings.

There have also been big job cuts at Global as it looks to benefit from the newly relaxed regulatory environment.

As the Turkish empire decayed, Serbia, Greece, and Bulgaria all looked to benefit territorially from the approaching division of Macedonia that would inevitably follow the end of Ottoman rule.

The Philadelphia 76ers finally landed a perimeter threat in Jason Kapono and look to benefit from a full season with power forward Elton Brand under the new coach Eddie Jordan.

Even candidates like Charles-Henri Baker, whose political career had seemed all but over after a poor showing in November, seems to enjoy special access to Duvalier and could look to benefit from Baby Doc's support.

However, it said that the Premier League could pursue pubs and clubs that looked to benefit commercially from airing matches bought in at a lower price from foreign providers and bypassing offical rights holder BSkyB.