Sentence examples for to be benefit from inspiring English sources

"Ferres says he got the ball down, and I just thought it had to be benefit of the doubt," the Castleford coach, Terry Matterson, said.

The motive seemed to be benefit fraud, but the killers had a particular loathing for homosexuals and paedophiles, the prosecution pointed out helpfully.

Nor are they likely to be benefit scroungers – the humiliation of depending on others is precisely what they are leaving behind.

"Remuneration disclosure regulations are supposed to be benefit shareholders, but reports have become so complex that for many individual investors it must be like reading a foreign language.

The point is that real journalists, as opposed to the idealized picture of the way things used to be, benefit from the ability of knowledgeable non-journalists to get their knowledge out there, fast.

A larger air flux is found to be benefit to the temperature uniformity within battery pack.

The training with housing scheme, which has now been running for two years, enables young people to be benefit-free and involves partners SWBH, youth homelessness charity St Basils and other organisations.

It certainly seems to be benefiting Brand Zoltan.

China seems to be benefiting from the trend.

Mr. Chirac is not the only European leader to appear to be benefiting from the crisis.

Most of all, though, Mr. Bloomberg seems to be benefiting by his identification with Mr. Giuliani.