Sentence examples for would never benefit from inspiring English sources

They were tests that would never benefit the people most affected by disease.

Rhode Island state Rep. Brian Newberry (R) told CBS News last year the publicly funded paid leave program effectively imposes a tax on many people who would never benefit from it.

While it is too early to say that the Democratic Party and its members would never benefit from Mr. Bloomberg's largess again, it is clear that some groups are already being frozen out.

Its dividend issues might start modestly with each new cohort reaching the age of 18 and expand upwards, allowing other parts of social welfare to be focused on groups who would never benefit.

They also assured that bailout measures for Eurozone countries in crisis would never benefit Germany.

Explaining his decision to return the money, Keating told Hall: "You will understand that as a matter of principle I would never wish to benefit from a payment that could not be demonstrated to have been fully and appropriately authorised".

In a letter sent by Keating to BBC director general Tony Hall explaining his decision to return the money, he said: "You will understand that as a matter of principle I would never wish to benefit from a payment that could not be demonstrated to have been fully and appropriately authorised".

Mr Keating, who left the BBC in 2012 to become chief executive of the British Library, said in a letter to Tony Hall: "You will understand that as a matter of principle I would never wish to benefit from a payment that could not be demonstrated to have been fully and appropriately authorised".

There would never be a benefit to those who took part.

"Well, Iain Duncan Smith would never introduce a benefit that would break up a family," she insists.

I'm pretty sure only something like 50percentt of TVs in America are HDTVs, so these people aren't going to miss something (HD broadcasts) that they never would benefit from anyway.