Sentence examples for rather than benefit from inspiring English sources

At the last count, 55% of Brazilians think the cup will harm their economy rather than benefit it.

The ICO has several reasons to fear cuts to its budget rather than benefit from extra funding.

And rather than benefit only children and grandchildren, dynasty trusts provide for generations in perpetuity — truly creating an American aristocracy.

"The kind of lobbying being talked about here will damage them rather than benefit them … former military officers have no influence over what MoD contracts are awarded".

After their initial proposals were announced in 2011 – designed to raise money for the Treasury, rather than benefit our forests – there was uproar.

In the United States, conservative ideology preaches "freedom" of the poor to suffer from poor health rather than benefit from a federal health insurance program.

The rich should pay the debt – why not? – rather than benefiting hugely from it.

Mr Bush has suffered from his family connections, rather than benefiting from them.

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

Some of these associates appear to be complaining that Mr. Milosevic's rule is hurting rather than benefiting them.

Yet locals complain that much of the construction is aimed at increasing tourism, rather than benefiting Tibetans.