Sentence examples for we benefit sometimes from inspiring English sources

3. Give to others: Experience has taught me that, paradoxically, when we give something away, we benefit, sometimes even more than the recipient of our gift.

He points out in his acknowledgments that everybody can benefit, sometimes, from a little editing.

The fraud appeared to cut both for and against the government of President Hamid Karzai, much of it benefiting sometimes unsavory local power brokers.

And sometimes we benefit from them.

Sometimes we benefit from it.

Middle-income and higher-income households (those at the median and 80th percentiles), sometimes benefit and sometimes don't in the Perry plan, depending on their family structure.

Note that we treat Income Support as equivalent to non-transfer income; but some individuals who record themselves as UE or NP receive Unemployment Benefit (sometimes plus Housing Benefit) rather than Income Support.

It has an added benefit: sometimes I'd grab a magazine for the gym or the subway, only to realize too late that I'd already read it.

Efforts to maximize economic benefit sometimes involved a strategy to damage other FSWs' reputations and thus reduce the willingness of clients to pay for sex with them, which further undermines the potential for developing social capital.

Interface staff who were approached by individuals not formally eligible for this benefit sometimes found it difficult to refuse a needy case, but were also concerned that providing care would start a precedent for other families and studies.

It's an answer that I don't know that we'll fully know other than trying to wrestle with the repercussions and the benefits sometimes of the challenges we face.