Sentence examples for profit him from inspiring English sources

It might profit him to reverse this equation.

It did not profit him to dwell on a program aimed at his opponent's supporters.

Even if the Nazi legions stood triumphant on the Black Sea or indeed upon the Caspian, even if Hitler was at the gates of India, it would profit him nothing if at the same time the entire economic and scientific apparatus of German war power lay shattered and pulverised at home.

He assured his worried father, who preferred him to study with the Scotists, that the bare text of the Fabrists, "without commentary" (nihil comentarii), would profit him in examinations (Hartmann 1942: 146; Renaudet 1953: 404 406).

In other words, a doctor might over time shade his advice to conduct procedures that profit him, or prescribe drugs from companies that have funded his research or whose rep has simply bough his medical students a few lunches.

Since Trump himself owns the Palm Beach, Florida, resort, those sales profit him personally. .

Mr. Roh acknowledged that his capital relocation proposal, which was extremely popular in Chungcheong, had "profited" him politically.

And it takes nothing away from young Harold to see how his own intellect, skepticism and bulldog intensity profited him when others equally gifted were less fortunate.

The additional profit allowed him to buy new farm equipment.

One coach was indicted for blackmailing a player to share his match-fixing profit with him.

Stemm says that a love of science, not a desire for profit, compelled him to found Odyssey.