Sentence examples for one benefited from inspiring English sources
This was particularly true in the case of Joan and John, who worked together as a "cottage industry" as she puts it, collaborating on screenplays, never competing because "what benefited one, benefited the other".
No one benefited more from the plebiscites than Mr. Bloomberg.
Shelley is generous enough in it to grant to its Byronic figure the greater wisdom; but there's a sense in which no one benefited more from the comparisons between them than Shelley himself.
No one benefited more from the crisis than President Nicholas Sarkozy, for whom law and order has always been a calling card.
And because the festival ended up being free to the public, no one benefited financially, not me or Keith or even Charity Hospital it has remained free ever since.
So when cable television jump-started a TV renaissance, supported more by social media-connected superfans than big numbers, no one benefited more than Stewart, now drowning in Emmys.
No one benefits from being tortured or persecuted on account of their religion or sexuality.
No one benefits more than Tom DeLay.
"No one benefits from dying," he said.
No one benefits if young people are a wasted resource.
