Sentence examples for not particularly benefit from inspiring English sources
The wine is usually consumed young, as it does not particularly benefit from aging, as varietal Sauvignon blancs tend to develop vegetal aromas reminiscent of peas and asparagus with extended aging.
The reform did not particularly benefit those with greater health care needs, and there are indications of a negative impact on equity in primary care after the introduction of the reform.
The judges, while welcoming the idea, thought that Morgan Sowden's worthy idea wouldn't particularly benefit from an endorsement by the Guardian Activate Summit.
Offering the benefit is not particularly burdensome.
A few major companies engage closely with universities but many firms still do not, particularly smaller enterprises who could benefit greatly.
"I don't know that Bechtel would particularly benefit from it," he said.
At any rate, I don't know if Texas' railroads particularly benefit from their commissioner's ability to troll the internet, but if they do, then Roland Sledge is clearly the right man for the job.
Fifth, we did not include patients with cardiac disease, who would particularly benefit from functional hemodynamic monitoring.
We really worked well together professionally but we were not particularly great friends and I think that was a benefit.
If not particularly lighter.
