Sentence examples for sort of beneficiary from inspiring English sources
"You're trying to imply that we are some sort of beneficiary; actually, we're entrepreneurs.
Observation two, we will be a sort of tragic beneficiary of the disruption happening in other markets that the Internet and technology industry is poised to colonize.
And, in a future universe, he's the beneficiary of a sort of a super-cloning technology that is developed by a French cult which I think Michel modelled on the Raëlians, who really do exist in France.
Ms Ferraro seems to think that Senator Obama has been the beneficiary of some sort of post-radical-chic "free-ride", a notion so laughable that it flies in the face of every last bit of information we have about what it means to not be white in America.
They have been the beneficiaries of the sort of "hail Mary" pass that any NFL quarterback would have been proud of just a few days before the Superbowl.
It is hard to believe that anyone who bought tickets at the four-mile price actually believed they were paying the real amount; presumably, the ticket-purchasers all knew, or at least guessed, that they were the beneficiaries of some sort of error.
"Housing credit gave you an instrument to assist those falling behind without them feeling they're beneficiaries of some sort of subsidy," Rajan said.
But Mr Osborne, too, is the product and beneficiary of a new sort of competition.
With Holdengräber acting as a sort of cultural Robin Hood, we're the lucky beneficiaries of his intellectual pickpocketing.
Here, the beneficiary has benefited his benefactor, and has done it not as any sort of reaction, but with the same sort of original proactive benevolence that motivated the original benefactor's benevolence in the first place.
