Sentence examples for notable beneficiary from inspiring English sources

A notable beneficiary of this is the science of prosthetic limbs.

Detroit is a notable beneficiary, for instance.

(The most notable beneficiary of this, of course, was Moby's Play, whose music was licensed over 300 times for ads and soundtracks).

One notable beneficiary of those funds is Lucy McBath, who's running in Georgia's 6th Congressional District against Rep. Karen Handel, who won the seat in a special election last year.

Portugal and Greece, other notable beneficiaries, are urging the Spanish on.

He became one of the Royal Shakespeare Company's most notable beneficiaries of a "good new plays in smaller venues" policy of the 1980s, a contemporary counterweight to the main business of Shakespeare on the big stage.

With President Obama in office, some notable beneficiaries of the Democrats' 50-state strategy have been antagonizing the party from within — causing legislative stalemate in Congress, especially in the Senate, and casting doubt on the long-term viability of a Democratic majority.

The more notable beneficiaries of the Wolffian systematization of philosophy include the early Kant, Alexander Baumgarten (1714 1762), Samuel Formey (1711 1797), Johann Christoph Gottsched (1700 1766), Martin Knutzen (1713 1751), Georg Friedrich Meier (1718 1777), and Moses Mendelssohn (1729 1786).

But it has been particularly notable amongst welfare beneficiaries.

Quayle may have been the beneficiary of a notable trend in this week's elections: victories by people whose mothers helped them campaign.

Cook, who averages only 26 in 10 Tests against Australia, survived the morning, but it was a mechanical, somewhat malfunctioning innings, notable largely for a determination to get his feet moving; another ballet beneficiary perhaps.