Sentence examples for when it benefited from inspiring English sources

Its prosperity continued after the Norman Conquest (1066), when it benefited from its proximity to the English Channel port of Southampton, 12 miles (19 km) to the south, which provided access to the royal possessions in Normandy.

And the company's troubles stand in contrast to its condition a year ago, when it benefited from difficulties at the UAL Corporation's United Airlines, which was struggling with a poor on-time record and a high rate of flight cancellations.

Today, IPC Media is no longer at its height of the mid-1990s, when it benefited from the rise of the women's weeklies and the boisterous launch and huge sales of Loaded.

The 3M Company, maker of Scotch tape and Post-it notes, fell $1.50, to $79.13, after reporting that its first-quarter profit fell 28percentt from a year earlier, when it benefited from a gain on the sale of one of its branded pharmaceutical businesses in Europe.

Gannett cast its performance in terms of a comparison with last year, when it benefited from income not available this time around.

And he warned that the bank was unlikely to see a repeat of the $2.6 billion paper gain it realized in the third quarter, when it benefited from accounting quirks tied to the valuation of its own debt.

She will cut bureaucratic red tape when it benefits all involved.

But Ms. Cox's alliances shift when it benefits her orphanage.

Current laws already permit physicians to act cooperatively when it benefits patients.

Some critics have chided the broadcast for a surplus of sports-related stories in the fall, when it benefits from a lead-in from highly rated football games.

People use the argument of states' rights when it benefits them, and they're quick to abandon it when it doesn't".