Sentence examples for may benefit victims from inspiring English sources

He tried to put it in perspective: The N.I.H. is spending a hundred and ninety million dollars a year on adult-stem-cell research that, he said, may benefit victims of eight to twelve diseases.

Some of proceeds will benefit victims of the Somalian drought.

Although there is no cure, therapy can sometimes benefit victims.

Proceeds will benefit victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

All proceeds benefit victims of the 2011 earthquake in Japan and last year's Hurricane Sandy.

Proceeds to benefit victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of 2011.

6 OPAC stipulates more narrowly that those children who were recruited or used in hostilities in violation of the Protocol (so not just any child victim) may benefit from " assistance for their physical and psychological recovery and their social reintegration".

"If the findings hold up," he said, "the implications are huge and go well beyond the military" — for example, to civilian hospitals, where victims of rape and other terrifying ordeals may benefit.

What's more, it may benefit a group, Hispanic immigrants, that may not have been the victim of historic oppression but still sees its share of contemporary discrimination.

They may benefit indirectly.

This may benefit the big fish.