Sentence examples for possibly benefiting from inspiring English sources

NBC's election coverage won the 10 o'clock time slot (5.6 million), possibly benefiting from higher ratings leading into the hour.

That will not stop horses from being trained on it, and possibly benefiting from it when racing.

Despite his own profession possibly benefiting from Macri's plan to remove foreign-exchange controls, which would lead to the devaluation of the peso, Nicolás fears for Argentina's future.

Also possibly benefiting "Millie" is that one of its producers is the Independent Presenters Network, an association of 45 theater presenters around the country.

The officials said they agreed to be interviewed because they felt the amnesty issue needed to be faced, or because they perceived themselves as safe from prosecution and possibly benefiting from the downfall of some in the inner circle.

But Mr. McCain has no authority to force such commercials off the air, a situation that could provide him with the advantage of taking a stand against a polarizing campaign spot while possibly benefiting from the advertisement.

Whom could that possibly benefit?

"What could we possibly benefit from the Africans?" said Khalid, a bazaar trader.

How could this decision possibly benefit the international gay conspiracy that has been so flagrantly running the arts for so long?

"No states can possibly benefit from having that much money injected into a political judicial campaign," Justice O'Connor said on Tuesday.

If a woman is denied treatment on the grounds that she could not possibly benefit, the basis of that denial had better be rock-solid.