Sentence examples for rose benefit from from inspiring English sources

Varieties such as a shrub or climbing rose benefit from different approaches to pruning, so get specific advice for your variety.

Poulter and Rose benefit from being close friends and perhaps Rose also benefits from Poulter being a more flamboyant character, taking the limelight his direction.

Powell, whose great rise benefited from the boldness of greater leaders than he, never had the courage to say he was wrong, and never was willing to step out ahead of the pack -- the measure of true leadership -- and call for an end to a form of discrimination he should have found unacceptable from the start.

Christine A. Callies, chief United States investment strategist at Merrill Lynch, said airlines, whose stocks have fallen as oil prices have risen, could benefit from a Bush presidency.

Real estate funds rose 11.7percentt, benefiting from the Federal Reserve's cautious stance on interest rates and from demand for funds that pay stable dividends.

We hypothesized that an expression biomarker panel can predict which men with a rising PSA would benefit from further therapy.

The number of policyholders for private health benefits rose 37 percent from 2005 to 2011.

The entire group should benefit from rising rents and pay rising dividends over the next three years.

(During the same period, the proportion of people in that group receiving Social Security benefits rose to 91percentt from 69percentt).

While the total pay packet fell by 21 per cent on the previous year, the share of revenues paid out in salaries and benefits rose from 39.3 to 42.4 per cent.

"The Dark Knight Rises" also benefited from well-behaved patrons and sensible theater managers.