Sentence examples for whose sales benefit from inspiring English sources

The result, the JMW Memorial Tonearm, whose sales benefit a memorial fund for Jonathan, was born of grief, but reviewers point out its flair for enabling music to spring to life.

While the children's clinic, the games and the World Team Tennis Finals at 2 p.m. are all free, the event includes a stadium show at noon whose ticket sales benefit youth charities.

Step through the beaded curtains and you will be on a street of shops whose sales will benefit the Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids (Diffa).

For one thing, the new Chevrolet Volt plug-in-hybrid from G.M. — whose sales could conceivably benefit from any production snags in Toyota's popular made-in-Japan Prius — depends on a transmission from Japan.

Nor is Louis Vuitton the only target: Gucci tours have also taken place.Should companies whose prices are being arbitraged in this way mind? Louis Vuitton's European sales benefit from such tourism, after all.

So, I wonder which books that have not received much attention by conventional means – or whose sales are drooping – could benefit from such tactics.

Ticket sales benefit the charity; (212 687-1290.

Ticket sales benefit Gilda's Club New York City.

Tickets should be purchased in advance; sales benefit the preserve.

100% of the sales benefit Planned Parenthood.

Proceeds from the print sales benefit Braddock Tiles.