"For many men, work defines who they are, and they still need to benefit from something meaningful and productive as they age, whether it's in their current job or field or something new," says Dr. William S. Pollack, assistant clinical professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
"We have to benefit from something like this," he said.
Consumers can expect to benefit from something of a turf war.
"It would be very hard for me to benefit from something that I fundamentally disagree with," she said.
Even if Mr. Skilling is guilty, his statements were a misguided attempt to benefit Enron, something he admittedly profited from, but even now that attempt does not appear to have been a calculated scheme to steal from investors.
Because voters tend to vote for candidates who seem like winners, and the media treats candidates who are ahead in the polls as winners, candidates who do well in polls tend to benefit from something of a positive feedback loop.
Most of the studies have no adequate control groups and generally fail to assess the expectations of participants (ie, if we expect to benefit from something, we may be more likely to report benefits).
It's not easy to qualify under the International Entrepreneur Rule, but if a founder does then our country and its citizens stand to benefit from something truly special.
It might seem crass to benefit from something so horrible, but Speiser said those readers weren't coming for stories about Paris.
