Sentence examples for sure we benefit from inspiring English sources

"I said there are differences in our systems, differences in our values but I think what matters in international relations is to understand those differences to show respect for each other but also to work very hard to make sure we benefit from China's rise".

"We try to make sure we benefit everyone every way we can, but teenagers are the hardest of all," said Diel, who has been involved with the council for the past 24 years.

Other than the fact that it gives some teachers the uncanny ability to act as human egg timers, I'm not sure we benefit much from this heightened time awareness.

Sure, we benefited as a nation from many of the hard-fought legislative achievements of the most productive Congress in fifty years, but each of those gains -- substantial though they may be -- carries the heavy asterisk of what could have been.

"It goes without saying how good his goalscoring record is and that is something which I am sure we will benefit from".

In the year ahead, BBC Scotland will have a particular focus on Scotland's History and I'm sure we will benefit from having our SoundTown in Clackmannanshire - a part of Scotland that is so steeped in history'.

"I'm not so sure we don't benefit".

I'm not dissing HR folk - after all, they hire us, they make sure we have medical benefits and training and sometimes even donuts - but if you go to them with a problem, they have no choice but to make it a big deal.

But, she said, "what I can tell you is we are always reviewing new information as well as claims data, and evaluating our policies to make sure we're serving and benefiting all our customers".

He sides with the drug companies, I want to make sure we have a drug benefit that covers everybody at an affordable cost.

The internet's "fame machine" is getting better, and we're all sure to benefit.