Sentence examples for merely benefit from inspiring English sources
Huge investment is going to areas that would merely benefit from improved solutions (HS2 and Crossrail).
So a subsidy could merely benefit those businesses that already would have added new workers.
He can fly home regularly to visit relatives or invest his earnings in a new business.Such migrants do not merely benefit from all the new channels for communication that technology provides; they allow this technology to come into its own, fulfilling its potential to link the world together in a way that it never could if everyone stayed put behind the lines on maps.
A month ago, welcoming the initiative's (not yet inoperative) demise, the New Republic's estimable John B. Judis wrote:* The irony is that the California measure, if adopted nationally, would provide a more equitable way to choose presidents than the current system, but if adopted piecemeal, as the California initiative proposed to do, would merely benefit one party over another.
Choices concerning a preferable future should be based upon what is "best" and not what will merely benefit a particular individual or group.
It seems the company would rather you not notice its AI efforts and merely benefit passively from more holistic back-end mappings of user preferences.
Some economists say Mr. Thaksin is merely benefiting from classic pump-priming to ride a cyclical economic upturn.
Mr. Pascoe said Mr. Franks was merely benefiting from a run of positive news coverage after his entry into the race.
But the star student told Channel 4 he was merely benefiting from "the resources of my people which Rhodes thought it was a good idea to pillage".
Brazilian shrimp growers deny that they have engaged in unfair trade practices, arguing that they are merely benefiting from a natural competitive advantage.
It claims that it is merely benefiting customers willing to enter into long-term deals by giving them discounted aeroplanes and a favoured place in the queue for delivery when the industry is booming (as it is now).
