Sentence examples for should continue to benefit from inspiring English sources

"CBG, as the largest commercial real estate services company, should continue to benefit from both positive sector fundamentals as well as the continued inflow of capital into commercial real estate," Habermann wrote.

His successor should continue to benefit from the first two but may have to pick up the bill for the third".

Mr. Tortoriello said the company should continue to benefit from emerging market strength and a modest recovery in consumer spending in the United States and Europe.

And, one way or another, Scotland should continue to benefit from European research funding – if not as a member state (because Scotland, seceding from an existing member state, may have to apply for entry) then as an associated country.

After her talks with the Chinese vice premier, Wang Qishan, and the central bank chief, Zhou Xiaochuan, on Wednesday, Ms. Lagarde said that reforms at the I.M.F. should continue to benefit emerging economies.

If banking continues to spread on both sides of the border, Mexico's villages should continue to benefit from the fruit of their emigrants' hard work, without it being squeezed along the way.

Nor should Goldman continue to benefit from the appearance that it will get bailed out the next time things go awry.

Domestic software manufacturers should also continue to benefit from a healthy U.S. economy.

We also learned that we should be able to continue to benefit from the perks we presently enjoy – such as the £100m a week rebate and the control over our borders that comes from us opting out of the Schengen agreement on free movement.

British firm ARM - whose rival chip designs are used by Samsung, Apple and many others - agrees that ever smaller transistors should continue to deliver benefits for many years.

The Boston Fed brief comes as lawmakers in Washington are deciding whether the federal government should continue to offer benefits to people out of work six months or longer.