Sentence examples for that benefit a from inspiring English sources

We need consistent policies that benefit a majority of our citizens, even if it costs corporations money.

I suppose in some people's minds, we are the conquered, so the willingness to pursue ill-gotten gains that benefit a few is simply a given.

Far more damaging may well be the legal corruption embodied in practices that benefit a few corporations but harm the wider society.

In the next few months the Bush administration will once again demand tax cuts that benefit a tiny elite, in the name of economic stimulus.

Will notes that the federal government delivers sugar subsidies that benefit a few rich providers while imposing costs on millions of consumers.

Their recommendations could reasonably be distilled to: (1) host more events that appeal to particular residences or constituencies and (2) implement policies that benefit a broad segment of the student body.

One, no less, that benefited a company that Google had already taken action against three times?

As attorney general, he sued the Mobil Oil Company, an action that benefited a campaign donor.

The Music Box is not a space that encourages the unpredictable energy that benefits a rock show.

Unpaid work that benefits a company is called volunteering -- a fine practice, but one that should be distinct from interning.

This is not allowed: voting on a bill that benefits a lawmaker's own business in particular.