Sentence examples for particularly benefits from inspiring English sources

Titanfall 2 particularly benefits from ultra smooth frame rates that give those swirling parkour moments extra zip and dynamism.

Royal Mail delivers a six-day service throughout the country and this particularly benefits the elderly, small businesses, and people in rural areas.

Mr. Sunshine said Ms. Streisand was honored to do anything she could to help Democrats control the House, but added: "Let me make this crystal clear: She never said she was retiring from doing anything, particularly benefits or charitable events".

Earlier research by the first two authors and Ross Levine concluded that a sound financial system boosts economic growth and particularly benefits people at the bottom end of the income league.

Although women today rose to our positions on the shoulders of giants, female leaders like Marissa Mayer of Yahoo, who also recently cut the telecommuting policy at Yahoo that particularly benefits working parents, declared herself not a feminist, as she isn't "militant" and doesn't have a "chip on her shoulder".

Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said Sir David "proposes to deliver benefits, particularly benefits to the Midlands and the North, more quickly".

Fox News particularly benefited from additional advertising spending.

The two-cent Daily News would particularly benefit, Liebling argued.

Certificates may particularly benefit those who struggle with academics.

Others stayed the course and Eve particularly benefited from their concern.

Mail has particularly benefited from a rethink: it now takes its visual cues from Outlook 2013.