Sentence examples for single beneficiaries from inspiring English sources

Women will be the biggest single beneficiaries from this programme, massively".

"Company tax cuts may be on the nose for voters but those same voters will be the biggest single beneficiaries of the eventual lift in living standards this policy shift brings with it," he says, and while the $49bn price tag over 10 years sounds big "that's pretty cheap given the growth dividend it will eventually deliver".

He was not without compassion for the uninsured, which he presumes would be the single beneficiaries of healthcare reform.

"Iran is the biggest single beneficiary of the war in Iraq," he said.

Spain has been the largest single beneficiary of EU regional funds.

It remains the biggest single beneficiary, scooping up about a sixth of the EU farm budget of €57 billion this year.

The biggest single beneficiary of the sale will be the Royal Literary Society, which will receive about $132 million, according to The Sunday Times.

Though India has been the biggest single beneficiary of British funds, its aid budget has been held steady even as those for other countries rise.

Last year agri-food exports were worth 85 billion zloty ($27 billion), an 11.5% increase on 2012.Agriculture is probably the biggest single beneficiary of Poland's membership of the EU.

The chief executive, Michael Brown, a former Slaughter and May lawyer who collects pay and benefits of £1.3m a year from Foxtons, will be the largest single beneficiary after increasing his stake by beating a string of performance targets.

Mr Báez, a former bank clerk and longstanding friend of Kirchner, has been the largest single beneficiary of public-works contracts in Patagonia in the decade in which the Kirchners have ruled Argentina.