Sentence examples for primarily benefit from inspiring English sources

"The project will primarily benefit SA and mines in Katanga.

The break would primarily benefit the Atlanta-based airline.

This would primarily benefit smaller, more flexible companies.

Yet the compromise bill approved by both houses would primarily benefit poorer children.

Mr. Bush's economic policies -- tax cuts and trickle-down economics -- primarily benefit his rich benefactors.

But both approaches would primarily benefit patients whose heart damage is not very severe, ­Taylor says.

After all, the argument went, it was Lillehammer's initiative, so it should primarily benefit.

Conservative policies, while speaking the language of individualism, primarily benefit corporations.

Cuts in enforcement of the tax laws primarily benefit cheats with the highest incomes, especially investors in partnerships.

"Upper-income households primarily benefit from the subsidy," wrote Brookings scholar Bruce Katz in a report last year.

This means that they have to go after those deductions that primarily benefit the well-to-do.