“benefited”造句，怎么用benefited造句

I benefited greatly by (from) my English during my stay in Canada

And GE's size means it has not benefited from the takeover speculation that has lifted other firms' share prices.

In Sudan, another country awash with oil, the bonanza should once again have benefited a country that suffers from both poverty and drought.

In Pakistan and India, two of the nations that benefited most from the new crop varieties, grain yields more than quadrupled over the period.

Avatar also benefited from the higher price of tickets for 3d screenings, which have accounted for more than 80% of US earnings and 65% of those elsewhere.

Since1990, the cancer pain three-step analgesic ladder recommended by WHO was popularized in China, although some improvement in cancer pain treatment has occurred, yet there is no large proportion of cancer patients who have been benefited in cancer pain.

So, the military leaders who were putting the military campaign together had to devise a way of using the aircraft they had, including nonstealth most effectively, and so that the other aircraft benefited from how we were using the stealth aircraft.

I have benefited a lot from extensive reading.

Everyone of us, more or less, is benefited from watching TV.

While Arafat had patiently continued the peace process, Lebanon and Syria had benefited by taking a hard line.

It is well known that some institutions, notably Harvard, have benefited greatly from putting top-notch managers in charge of their endowment funds.

There is some evidence that European economies that have taken in many migrant workers have also benefited, not only in total output but also in terms of GDP per head.

The development of the Eleventh General Programme of Work benefited from extensive consultation.

The city will not be benefited as much from changing law as it will be harmed "through being habituated to disobey the rulers."

Neither of them benefited by what happened.

Arguably, the emergence of Jobbik has benefited Fidesz by forcing the party to end its on-off flirtation with the radical right and to reposition itself as a mainstream centre-right party.

Hungary should have benefited from this sacrifice by gaining a better credit rating. It didn't.