Sentence examples for speakers benefit from inspiring English sources

Discussions will focus on the first suggestions (especially if early speakers benefit from a halo effect, too).

Even the best speakers can benefit from some coaching.

Native English speakers also benefit from dual-language programs, said Fred Genessee, a professor of psychology at McGill University who looks at the way young learners acquire additional languages.

Mr. Feeney was the subject of an investigation by the Florida Commission on Ethics into whether he used his position as speaker to benefit clients of his law firm.

He feels that cigarettes injure the vocal chords and he pays for advertisements ridiculing the idea that singers and speakers are benefited.

Mr. Martinez Fischer said he wanted to give the speaker the benefit of the doubt on his plans to rise above partisan battles to take on major state needs, but that it was difficult after the 2011 session, when he led a bitterly divided chamber that passed major budget cuts to government services.

Wood is a popular speaker at benefit consulting trade shows.

The recovering voice of the aged speaker may benefit form BT less than younger counterparts, because the very motor units, targeted in treatment, are biologically less robust and may be less able to regenerate (fully or normally) because of deficient structural and atrophic properties.

The Speaker also benefits from the services of a number of ceremonial aides, most notably the trainbearer and the Speaker's chaplain, who accompany the Speaker on the daily procession to the Speaker's chair.

Previous speakers for the benefit included both of Ms. Clinton's parents; President Obama; and Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu of South Africa, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work fighting apartheid.

They sang so sweetly that I was sure my hosts had planted speakers for my benefit – a sort of Potemkin aviary high in the branches.