Sentence examples for on benefitting from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Iran is bent on benefitting from opportunities wherever they may become available, in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen.

Clearly, for me, stretching to be a connector -- against my natural impulses to simply work independently behind my computer -- is inspired by and focused on benefitting the community of Cura, and the warmth with which they have adopted me is my reward for stepping outside my comfort zone.

The study of [56] shows the work done on benefitting from heating by reutilising the heat generated by using a thermoelectric generator (TEG).

Third, so far patients enrolled in TRA-employing clinical trials were not selected for likelihood of benefitting from a TRA-comprising therapy on the basis of a valid ated) biomarker.

When he is accused of benefitting from "fake news," he flips the neologism on its head; suddenly CNN, the Times, and the rest are "fake news".

To try to reduce my lifelong activism and philanthropic efforts on behalf of the gay community to a means of benefitting myself in my divorce smacks of subtle bigotry by The New Yorker.

Youngsters who are barely 16 or 18 join either youth base with the aspiration of benefitting from the membership and obtain a dividend on the long run.

The paper concludes by arguing that land-based urban growth coalitions rely on participants benefitting from rising land and property values once land has been developed, but for this debt financing is required, and this comes with its own substantial problems.

Available on iPhone, but benefitting from iPad's larger screen, this is supremely addictive.

Such a "positive secularity" allows for faiths (alongside non-religious beliefs) to seek to shape society on equal terms, benefitting from the freedom accorded to them by the state, but not depending on state sponsorship or legal privilege.

The administration isn't counting on this deal benefitting smoother relations with Iran.