Sentence examples for profit much from from inspiring English sources

Engelbart conceived the mouse so early in the evolution of computers that he and his colleagues didn't profit much from it.

Wrigley fears that food firms may not profit much from pharmaceutical gums, as drug suppliers may gain most of the value and drug approval costs are so high.Yet excitement about the once humble stick of chewy stuff has fuelled intense interest in Adams.

On the other hand, true-positive cases did not profit much from smaller voxel sizes (Fig.  4d).

Fig. 1 shows the solution for the case where the leader does not profit much from a corrupt bureaucracy, but where the direct benefit from being corrupt is large (small α (=2.1), large β (=3.4)).

The Academy Awards may shine a spotlight on the Kodak Theater for a night, but Hollywood and Highland, the mall where it is situated, hasn't profited much from the attention.

Our knowledge of the olfactory passage from a stimulus all the way to behavior has profited much from this species.

Inexperienced sellers, with little feedback or track record as reliable vendors, profit much more from their charity tie-ins a boostie-ins as proboostiny of more than a third and final bidsalest are 4% higher.

And Hamas is looking at ways to profit as much from formal trade as they do from informal.

Eamonn Fingleton, a trade expert based in Tokyo, said that factories in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Korea would profit as much from this settlement as those in the United States.

A few have noted that companies profit too much from the products they promote and others say that the campaign doesn't generate enough of a conversation.

Also, as a consequence of their complex bio-psycho-social status, the level of psychiatric disability in some traumatized refugees may be so high as to imply that some are not able to profit very much from outpatient treatment.