Sentence examples for stop benefiting from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he said, you also "stop benefiting from things you did a long time ago".

Poachers must stop benefiting from this illicit trade and consumers must stop the demand.

Dominant American discourse expects -- demands -- that no one, especially people of color, notice that being white gives people unearned advantages from which they never stop benefiting.

Remember that brief moment when Congress had to stop benefiting from insider, government knowledge in the stock market, and instead had to abide by the same laws as the rest of us.

Unfortunately, with time, about 50% of patients with ER+ breast cancer stop benefiting from TAM treatment and acquire resistance, leading to disease progression.

David Cording, the deputy chief executive of Crimestoppers, told the BBC that working closely with the government for the first time would help stop benefit fraud as it had in other areas of crime.

But from the late 1970s into early 1980s, the economic growth America's workforce powered stopped benefiting many workers.

"The health system stopped benefiting from adequate funding", explains Camille Soumah, national coordinator of the vaccination program.

Several governments want to keep freedom of movement in the EU, but to stop benefits tourism.

First is a four-year bar on benefits, including in-work benefits, being claimed by migrants from the rest of the EU, to stop "benefits tourism".

The new minister also voted for the bedroom tax and against a plan to stop benefits being eroded by rising prices.