Sentence examples for significant beneficiary from inspiring English sources
Ironically, although the SNP stood outside the convention, it has been a significant beneficiary of devolution.
The first significant beneficiary of this change is the dance track by the Brooklyn-based producer Henry Rodrigues (Baauer is his d.j. name), "Harlem Shake," which is now the No. 1 song in the country.
They said there were four reasons for the upgrade: 1) G4S is a significant beneficiary of sterling weakness, which we assume falls 10% across the board from its pre-referendum levels.
At the full year results they commented on their $1.5bn M&A firepower, and we see a high probability that at least some of this is put to work in 2015, with the Non-Injectable generics division likely the most significant beneficiary.
The Inner-City Scholarship Fund was a significant beneficiary of her generosity, and Florence gave as a major donor to Boys Townn of Italy, Best Buddies International, Special Olympics and Marywood University in her desire to support youth, intellectual and developmental disabilities and education.
Tracey McDermott, the FCA's director of enforcement and financial crime, said that Lloyds and Bank of Scotland were a "significant beneficiary" of financial assistance from the Bank of England through the SLS.
Two of these companies were significant beneficiaries of the UK's package of support for the P-52 platform: Rolls Royce and a company majority owned by Singapore shipbuilder Keppel Corporation.
The benefits of the international pooling of resources and expertise have been demonstrated in the work of CERN and in the development of Graphene for which British-based scientists won the Nobel prize – both significant beneficiaries of EU funding.
In January a blockbuster report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) identified Australia as one of the most significant beneficiaries of this kind of accelerated shift to renewables by 2030, providing significant gains in GDP (up 1.7%) and employment, as well as socioeconomic and other environmental benefits.
With lower per-capita GDP and higher unemployment, Emerging Europes newly-accepted E.U. country-members are significant beneficiaries of the almost EUR 350 billion collection of funds.
Many companies with the economic characteristics I am interested in (long haul, durable growth and high returns on invested capital) are going to be significant beneficiaries of exit and consolidation in this intense downturn.
