Sentence examples for use to benefit from inspiring English sources
He earned his reputation as a business-friendly academic largely through programs that put the university's resources to use to benefit local companies.
The discussions with BNP Paribas confirm the view of some investors that credit default swaps are not insurance at all, but rather instruments that big banks use to benefit themselves.
But the door is open for them to make use, to benefit from the liberties, freedoms, basic rights that the constitution gave everybody".
There were good reasons they got going in the '60s and '70s, but now these schemes are little more than another shadowy set of contracts that large banks use to benefit from unpriced implicit federal guarantees.
The identity narratives of entrepreneurial philanthropists, who create products or businesses that they subsequently use to benefit their chosen communities in a targeted fashion, might be expected to articulate and reflect this notion of generativity.
"That money could be used to benefit patients.
We're morally opposed to eminent domain being used to benefit a private company.
2. Propaganda, whether used to benefit or damage, can be spread through various means.
assisted in demonizing an important technological option which can be used to benefit the environment".
Other sports are beginning to evaluate how the agreement can be used to benefit them.
In lieu of flowers, Linda wished the funds might be used to benefit the Central Park Conservancy.
