Sentence examples for rather benefited from inspiring English sources

The chorus of backlash in the Valley, I believe, has less to do with the product, and more to do with the fact that Vine did not naturally grow (like Instagram), but rather benefited from "inorganic distribution".

I would rather benefit myself".

Thus, our contribution rather benefits advanced users that can write dependent (i.e. programmed) pages than the majority of end users.

Rather, benefiting (or harming) somebody is acting so that they become better (or worse) off than they would be in the absence of the action.

However, if adequate skills are not available, then critically traumatized patients may rather benefit from adequate ventilation using less invasive means (e.g. bag valve mask ventilation if transport times are short) [ 25, 26].

The AFC does not suffer from any particular negative interactions with the BSS algorithm since it comes first in the processing chain, but rather benefits from BSS, especially in the low-reverberation chamber, as we just saw.

Rather, benefits will accrue over the longer term as U.S. companies gain access to growing markets that have historically been more closed to our products than the other way around.

Rather, benefits for child asthma appear to be derived at higher intake levels found in the two upper quintiles.

You don't collect points, but rather gain benefits and freebies simply by having a card.

"Peshawar has suffered rather than benefited from globalization," Bilour says, sitting on a couch in his office.

Mina also believes Shahroudi may have lost support in the Assembly – rather than benefited – from his wide connections in Iran's political class.