Sentence examples for than benefiting from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has suffered from his family connections, rather than benefiting from them.

But most companies still think that benefiting their workforce is more important than benefiting their shareholders.

The rich should pay the debt – why not? – rather than benefiting hugely from it.

Yet locals complain that much of the construction is aimed at increasing tourism, rather than benefiting Tibetans.

Some of these associates appear to be complaining that Mr. Milosevic's rule is hurting rather than benefiting them.

Rather than benefiting from the student protests, it seems that he has in fact won much of his new support from older voters.

At the last count, 55% of Brazilians think the cup will harm their economy rather than benefit it.

"Peshawar has suffered rather than benefited from globalization," Bilour says, sitting on a couch in his office.

The ICO has several reasons to fear cuts to its budget rather than benefit from extra funding.

And rather than benefit only children and grandchildren, dynasty trusts provide for generations in perpetuity — truly creating an American aristocracy.

Much of the discussion centres on the euro, and – more so than before – people view the euro as something that has exploited rather than benefited them.