Sentence examples for second benefiting from inspiring English sources

ABC ranked second, benefiting from new episodes of "Modern Family" at 9 (10.5 million) and "The Middle" at 8 (8.2 million).

CBS ranked second, benefiting partly from its own football coverage: an overrun of its afternoon games drew more than 20 million viewers in the first half-hour of prime time.

CBS ranked second, benefiting from "CSI" (14.3 million) and "The Mentalist" (14.7 million) from 9 to 11 while earning strong ratings for its sitcoms in the 8 p.m. hour, "The Big Bang Theory" (13.6 million) and "$#*!

The centerpieces of the 2001 act were a reduction in the top income-tax rate and elimination of the estate tax -- the first, by definition, benefiting only people with high incomes; the second benefiting only heirs to large estates.

Fox led the night, as usual, with "American Idol" (22.4 million), at 9. CBS ranked second, benefiting from "Criminal Minds" (13.3 million), at 9. ABC finished a distant third.

CBS finished second, benefiting from an overrun of its afternoon football coverage during the 7 p.m. hour followed by "60 Minutes," featuring an interview with President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle.

Perhaps all the Jordanian government did was take this "first, do no harm; second, benefit all" principle to another level?

Putting purpose first benefits employees, shareholders and customers.

The Future City proposals, if they become reality, might first benefit the kids' boomer grandparents.

He found that around a third benefited, a third were unaffected and a third were worse off afterwards.

Speaking of new party ventures, MESH is a monthly dance party that first benefited Planned Parenthood.