Sentence examples for yet benefited from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise there will come a time when the millions of this country will feel that they have not yet benefited from this new dispensation, and that would build the biggest opposition to our government.

Mr. Ferrer began the campaign as the candidate who promised to bring the city's economic boom to the "other New York" that had not yet benefited from good times.

Mr. Heine insisted that New Jersey was still a viable market for insurers, suggesting that companies have not yet benefited from savings that will result from changes intended to limit lawsuits.

The city has not yet benefited from the ferocious competition among pastry chefs that transformed me as a diner from a dessert nibbler to an addict who gets itchy for the dessert menu halfway through the entree.

And through the south runs a somewhat shabby stretch of Route 1, cutting off the southernmost pockets, some of which have not yet benefited from the residual effects of revitalization.

It was the first of many works, like a 1990 concerto written for the saxophonist Stan Getz (who died before he could perform it), that stood on their own as jazz and yet benefited from the tension between structure and freedom that he learned at Darmstadt, among other places.

Probably not, because he may yet benefit from the rumpus.

Societies might yet benefit from near-absent unemployment, robust government finances, affordable quality health care and education opportunities for all.

The party could yet benefit from the high number of undecided voters, and the growing number of "closet" anti-Europeans.

Crucially, they do not yet benefit from the sort of tax exemptions that help explain why America has more than 1.4m non-profits.

But at a little over 10m users each, they do not yet benefit from from the incumbent's powerful network effect.