Sentence examples for presumed beneficiary from inspiring English sources
And the effects, even on the economy, a presumed beneficiary, are murky.
While the monitors declined to draw firm conclusions, it was clear from their report that vote stealing and other alleged malfeasance might have spared the presumed beneficiary, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's United Russia, an even worse blow than it officially received.
We're bombarded with images of this thin, young, light-skinned version of the female form at every turn, and the presumed beneficiary is a heterosexual man, with exacting (and yawn-inducing) taste.
After his return to India, in 1915, Gandhi sought to fight the social evil of untouchability in India, but Lelyveld shows that his attempts were of mostly symbolic import and were rebuffed even by the low-caste Hindus who were the presumed beneficiaries.
Karolyi sounded especially cynical in his assertion, to Al Michaels, that Wieber had been the victim of a "lineup mistake," the implication being Wieber, who performed before Raisman, would have been a more deserving beneficiary of the judges' presumed tendency to reserve their highest scores for last.
In this model, women received welfare assistance as wives and mothers (i.e., unpaid laborers), and men, presumed to be paid workers, were the main beneficiaries of social insurance.
The two were presumed lost.
