Sentence examples for utterly benefited from inspiring English sources

A post hoc exploratory analysis concluded that patients in those categories were the ones who utterly benefited the most from treatment with TZB [ 6].

"The success of the convention, despite all its shortcomings, in raising standards of behaviour and promoting human rights globally, and with it the overall security of the Europe, is to be disregarded for the sake of addressing irritations about some of its current domestic impacts which at best will be of utterly marginal benefit.

And at the Girls Who Rock benefit, she seemed utterly at ease, unweighted by the baggage of the last few years.

But the reality is the slavish adherence to a budget surplus has utterly outgrown the benefits such a move might produce even in terms of keeping our AAA credit rating.

But I utterly reject any allegations of implementing policies designed to benefit any section of the community above others.

That budget is "utterly opaque, untransparent and completely in the shadow" and would benefit from being consolidated and audited from the outside, he said.

More importantly, Lamy's claim that the poorest will benefit from the conclusion of the Doha round is utterly without foundation.

And like any raw material made suddenly crucial by new technology, it can benefit society in unimaginable ways, or destroy it just as utterly.