Sentence examples for which it benefited from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which it benefited" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that received a benefit, but the structure is awkward and unclear. Example: "The program was designed to support the community, which it benefited greatly."
However, London has fallen against a stronger period last year, in which it benefited from the biennial Farnborough Air Show.
In hindsight, the remarkable thing about the final days of the boom was the extent to which it benefited those who most needed help.
In ordering the payment, Judge Laughrey wrote that "ABB breached its fiduciary duties of both loyalty and prudence to the retirement plans, as a result of which it benefited significantly while plan beneficiaries were deprived of millions of dollars.
There is also a well-developed definition of what a religious organization is, which Hobby Lobby doesn't meet (and of a corporation, which it benefits from).
The extent to which an act is right or wrong is determined by the degree to which it benefits or harms others: "The more one injures another, the greater his unbenevolence, and the more severe the crime" (Book 17, "Condemning Aggression").
On the other hand, it has no interest in revolutionizing an international system from which it has benefited greatly, or of supplanting U.S. global leadership.
To read: In the New York Times, Michael Powell writes about the grocery-delivery company FreshDirect and the government largesse from which it has benefited: City and state officials often describe FreshDirect, which will lease its land from Galesi, as "iconic".
Going beyond that, a firm has to be careful about how its employees or related parties could obtain information from which it could benefit.
It does not issue from some central command but is a mutating system that responds to any situation or event from which it might benefit.
Panama's income distribution is among the least equal in the world.Proponents of the canal expansion outline three ways in which it will benefit the country.
Hungary's government said it would have no part of the scheme, from which it would benefit, while Thomas de Maizière, the German interior minister, complained that the agenda for the meeting was inadequate.
