Sentence examples for one benefits from inspiring English sources
Only She's the One benefits from this treatment; slight on record, it's now pleasingly muscular.
No one benefits from being tortured or persecuted on account of their religion or sexuality.
Maybe they don't – but until we find out, no one benefits from keeping them trapped in limbo on a Balkans border.
"It's our money, and no one benefits but Wall Street," he said, taking his lunch break on a bench outside a security checkpoint.
Brood parasitism, of course, is but one variant on the nonsymbiotic relationship between species, both animals and plants, in which one benefits at the expense of the other.
No one benefits more than Tom DeLay.
Speaking to BBC Breakfast, Sally Greenbrook from Breakthrough Breast Cancer said manufacturer Roche and NICE must renegotiate arguing no-one benefits if the drugs "sit on a shelf".
No-one benefits when universities can only survive by collecting as many students as possible and harvesting their fees.
"No-one benefits from [the bombing] but Lebanon's enemies," a statement from the movement said.
It is all very well having enormous mineral deposits, but if they cannot be exported, no-one benefits.
