Sentence examples for yet benefiting from inspiring English sources

Hip-hop is like every other discipline … but it was the only one not yet benefiting from funding," said Paris's deputy mayor, Bruno Julliard.

Iran's pistachio orchards, four times the size of California's, are not yet benefiting -- largely because the embargo is effectively still in place for them.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Jobless Rate Ticks Back Up The national unemployment rate rebounded 0.2 percentage points in March, to 5.7percentt, erasing the improvement since January and suggesting that the improving economy was not yet benefiting workers.

The Labor Department reported yesterday that the unemployment rate rebounded to 5.7percentt last month, erasing the improvement since January and clearly suggesting that the growing economy is not yet benefiting workers.

Resistance to agricultural biotechnology, which offers huge potential benefits from which millions are not yet benefiting (as the NAS panel itself noted), is just one scary example.

You don't generate generalized prosperity by easing taxation on the rich and by pruning programs for the poor -- trickle-down economics has a proven record of failure -- yet benefiting the rich and hitting the poor is precisely what each of these candidates is planning to do.

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.