Sentence examples for standing benefit from inspiring English sources

Go to willdurst.com to find about more about his new CD, "Elect to Laugh," the one- man show "BoomeRaging: From LSD to OMG," a calendar guide to personal appearances and info about the documentary film "3 Still Standing" benefit to raise post production money at 142 Throckmorton on May 9th.

His judgement of the new generation of chefs that came to the fore during the 1970s was pretty true and his standing benefited from their mutual admiration.

Some estimates suggest the number of workers standing to benefit from the rule could be even higher.

Now the army has to accustom itself to installing and upholding an illegal, unconstitutional regime.Even politicians close to the commander, or standing to benefit from the coup, may be wary of high office.

Investors should take note, though, that it won't be just appliance companies standing to benefit from embracing the government's green energy-star program.

Other public officials have been criticized for pushing for the Keystone XL project while standing to benefit financially.

Interest groups standing to benefit from the use of automation will push for the necessary changes, and I suspect that the next 10 years will see many of these conflicts played out in our legislative bodies and courts.

Perfusion of Tregs is unlikely to provide a long standing clinical benefit to patients with active autoimmune disease unless the pro-inflammatory environment is reconditioned to a 'neutral state', where Tregs can effectively maintain tolerance rather than re-condition existing inflammation.

This can take the form of the director being a shareholder of another company that the corporation is dealing with, the director having a competing business, or the director's close family member standing to benefit from a contract that corporation intends to enter into.

The trouble was that this long-standing benefit had been struck down by the Supreme Court in June as discriminatory.

A long-standing benefit offered to employees is a season-ticket loan to encourage them to use public transport.