Sentence examples for really has benefited from inspiring English sources

"I think his point is that we've had a system in this country that really has benefited the favored few.

Who would really have benefited from player sales?

Would they really have benefited from pair programming?

The fans that were there, Perry's dedicated "Katy Kats," won access through radio contests -- the audience could really have benefited from more of them and less of the stuffy executives who chatted during the performances and seemed uninterested throughout the night.

Mathew Horsman from the media consultancy Mediatique told the BBC: "ITV has benefited from a really good 2010.'.

I was the kind of girl who really would've benefited from that and it didn't happen.

I really could have benefited from planning my stories over the last 12 years".

Not disappointing that they had clean water but now I'm thinking that there are families out there that don't have clean water that really could have benefited from this.

There is almost a prurient interest in her love life -- as if we really could have benefited from understanding the "real" sexuality of Antonin Scalia or William Rehnquist before they were confirmed to the Supreme Court.

The big brands don't need to rip this stuff off wholesale, but equally they really could have benefitted from aping the approach.

"There is very much a feeling among local people that east London really hasn't benefited from the Olympics.