Sentence examples for to benefit in from inspiring English sources
About 300 students are expected to benefit in the fall.
About 450 freshmen are expected to benefit in the fall.
"Interestingly," the researchers said, "yoga participants also appeared to benefit in the sexual domain".
"The security market is not going to benefit in 2002," he said.
Aside from getting the welcome cash, GM stands to benefit in other ways.
Those companies using imported components are expected to benefit in particular.
"Having their teachers get certified means kids will have a chance to benefit in their schooling".
The first group to benefit in Latin America was civil servants, followed by those working in railways and public utilities.
As in past recessions, exporters like Canon Inc. and Honda Motor are often the first companies to benefit in a turnaround.
When Cerrone was asked whether he believed Sardinians ought to benefit in the future from any potentially lucrative medical advancements that might emerge, the executive demurs.
The new model will facilitate structural design optimization and reliability assessment, and may be further utilized as a predictive tool to benefit in-flight operations.
