Sentence examples for obviously benefit from inspiring English sources

"It'd obviously benefit them from a gross margin perspective, though".

There are certain kinds of art that obviously benefit from egocentricity.

More serious is the fact that someone has to pay, sometimes those who do not obviously benefit.

This general pattern sounds plausible — a country with good institutions, like Norway, can obviously benefit from an oil windfall.

Rational design of such applications can obviously benefit from pertinent data on phase equilibria including the partition coefficients of the prospective products and reactants between the two phases.

Mr. Anderson said that the companies that are likely to compete with Finmeccanica for aerospace contracts would obviously benefit if Finmeccanica is barred from bidding.

Still, there are obviously benefits from a currency union.

I spend a lot of time at home with them and that has obviously benefited me.

Its clients had "obviously benefited" from Morgan's inside knowledge of Conservative health policy, MHP wrote.

Leigh's obviously benefited, even though he's dead, and so has Fergus.' Nicola smiles.

That obviously benefits consumers to a certain extent, but it also stimulates demand, and so encourages more logging.