Sentence examples for we benefit or from inspiring English sources
However, while both notions can be understood to reflect the person-affecting view as specified above (Section 1), only the first fulfills the stronger conditions of Parfit's "two-state requirement" or "better-or-worse-for-the-same-person" requirement: "we benefit or harm someone only if we cause him to be better or worse off than he would otherwise at that time have been" (Parfit 1984, 487).
"It doesn't mean we benefit from or agree with the escape, our business has nothing to do with his," the band told Mexican daily El Debate.
"We benefit from missing one or two upgrade cycles," he says, citing the cost and hassle of installation and the toll on the mind.
Or might we benefit from listening to the disparate expressions – both what the brothers' said and how they behaved – and consider how these are incorporated into the mix of feelings we have towards siblings.
Well-intentioned white people demonstrating that we know racism exists and how we benefit from it doesn't change the existence of racism or that we benefit from it.
We literally swallow our bitterness or discomfort to benefit or comfort someone else.
Although, it is true that we today can say we have a massive and truly interlinked global economy that has lifted many out of poverty, it does not mean we have all benefitted or that we are all part of the cause.
We all benefit -- or should.
We can accept uniformly imposed, politically chosen and bureaucratically enforced cuts in benefits–or we can give seniors the power to make the best of a difficult situation.
(Yet we benefit by forgiving the murderer or abuser. ).
