Sentence examples for scarcely benefit from inspiring English sources

Prior to those Games, thousands of students protested that Mexico shouldn't be spending money on an event that would scarcely benefit the millions of Mexicans who lived in poverty.

Mr. Ferrer promises to use the government to help the millions of New Yorkers who, he said, have scarcely benefited from the robust economic growth of recent years.

Do you earn too much to qualify? (There is scarcely a tax benefit on the books without a complicated phaseout attached).

He would scarcely have believed housing benefit alone is costing the UK over £20bn a year.

A typical family getting by on SNAP benefits can scarcely even imagine numbers like that.

But because the plant remains illegal on a federal level, modern research scarcely focuses on its medical benefits.

She was hoping to echo that raffishness in her collection, which could benefit, she thought, from a series of scarcely perceptible tweaks.

After all, there is scarcely a public decision, which could not benefit from an infusion of greater expertise – both credentialed and experiential – from outside government.

He had spoken of economic inequality and a political system rigged to benefit the few, but had scarcely touched upon the implications of that system for African-Americans specifically.

Plasmatherapy remained the first line treatment for aHUS until 2010; this treatment was based on expert opinion rather than clinical trials and the benefit of this procedure is scarcely documented in THBD mutations.

The biggest group is 2.6m claiming incapacity benefits, a number that has scarcely budged in the past decade, even though as many as 70% of these are reckoned to be capable of at least some work.