Sentence examples for stronger beneficiary from inspiring English sources

Americans United for Separation of Church and State this week issued yet another statement on the topic: "Yesterday, the White House issued an executive order that added stronger beneficiary protections and more transparency about funding recipients.

Both new series started out strong, beneficiaries of publicity blitzes, but have since lost a significant number of viewers.

In some ways, Honeywell may be emerging from the botched merger a stronger company, the beneficiary of G.E.'s advice on ways it could streamline processes.

The rise of the fashion industry has been fueled by the strong economy, itself a beneficiary of high oil prices, as well as a fashion-conscious public.

When the Legislature unanimously passed the deregulation law in 1996 under Mr. Davis's predecessor, Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican, there was a large surplus of power in the West and California's consumers were expected to be the beneficiary of strong price competition.

"With some of the biggest sellers during the quarter, we expect THQ to be a primary beneficiary of strong demand".

… This experience has been especially vivid to those of us who have lived in better times, when NIH was the beneficiary of strong budgetary growth.

This would also strengthen our capability to collaborate more effectively and secure stronger engagement in delivering innovative, beneficiary connected public services.

Atlanta's Aaron Rents (27, rnt) is a perfect beneficiary of a stronger than expected economy.

Who knows — maybe I was the beneficiary of New Yorkers' strong sense of justice.

She is another beneficiary of a strong economy that has given married couples with children more choice about whether to have both spouses work.