Sentence examples for next beneficiary from inspiring English sources

Sam Tomkins was the next beneficiary, stepping over from a standing start, before Matty Smith's kick struck a post and Ian Thornley put Richards over for his first.

Normalising is not Marine Le Pen, up with the lark to hail the new fascism of which she hopes to be the next beneficiary.

In 1998, central banks cut rates and helped create the dotcom boom; in 2002, they boosted the housing markets; in 2008, the next beneficiary might be emerging markets or alternative-energy shares.This possibility is why we have not yet seen a really big downturn in the equity markets.

And last year, it invested in the struggling Banyan Systems, which made office networking and e-mail software that competed with Microsoft's Exchange.There is now speculation that Novell, a faltering competitor in network software, could be the next beneficiary of Microsoft's largesse.

Kassim: People receive a cow and give the first calf to the next beneficiary and it's not selective (Hutu or Tutsi) ownership empowers.

Based on his track record, I fear for whoever is the next beneficiary of Iran's downfall.

The view of IP in terms of risk mitigation will likely make small technology companies the next beneficiaries of the increased patent values.

Sporting Lisbon are the next beneficiaries of his talent, but his success is also a reminder to the game he has left behind that skill and ability are more valuable than physical stature.

The Guardian is thought to be the next biggest beneficiary of Independent readers.

While Hong Kong and Singapore have already felt the effects of global investment, property company CB Richard Ellis makes a case for Thailand as the next big beneficiary.

Travel info sites were the next biggest beneficiary of traffic, according to comScore, as Americans looked to book last-minute spring break trips and summer travel.