Sentence examples for must benefit from from inspiring English sources

"The community must benefit from the tourist dollar if wildlife is to survive," Cheli told me.

"The grassroots of the game must benefit from this bonanza through a boost in participation and improved facilities".

The Public Service Commission has specified that Con Edison's customers must benefit from the proceeds of the sale.

Adam Daum at Gartner said the model worked because the group must benefit from better advertising revenues than its rivals.

South Africa's environment minister, Edna Molewa, said rural communities must benefit from elephants if they are to tolerate the damage caused to crops and the lives sometimes lost.

And given the ubiquity of fruit and of scientific research, I'm guessing drosophila, bless their little genomes, must benefit from something close to full employment.

Transit managers must benefit greatly from Mr. Mack's first-hand experience on the Long Island Rail Road.

Any change in the running of the Severn bridges must benefit motorists from both Wales and England, a UK government minister has warned.

"Communities that have supported football clubs for generations must benefit alongside the clubs themselves from this windfall," he said.

The trickiest, from the company's point of view, are those that state that the internship must be "similar to training which would be given in an educational environment"; that the intern must not displace ordinary employees; and that the firm must not benefit from the work the intern carries out.By these criteria, most unpaid internships in the private sector in America look decidedly iffy.

Heading into the general election campaign, Mr. Kerry now must try to benefit from the rise in antiwar sentiment or at least block Ralph Nader from doing so.