Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Unfortunately for Petrillo's ever all popularity, technological progress is in favor with most Americans. It creates as well as destroys jobs, and whatever its temporary effect may be on one particular group of workers, it usually results in more benefit than loss to the general public...
Dailey spoke for the committee, saking the "full cooperation of all students in observing the suggestion and requests of the committee." He stressed that the arrangements have been made for the benefit and convenience of the individual student, but that only student cooperation will make the system work...
After the Crimson's workout in the sunny South last week, the weather man might be said to be favoring the Varsity today--but the injuries incurred at Charlottesville far over-balance any benefit in physical conditioning...
...Exodus people must have a happy ending, for our own benefit in Germany, let alone theirs. A United Nations solution, America-backed to the hilt (with plenty of salutary notice in German newspapers), could rescue the American occupation from its present grotesque position in Germany, where so much else is at stake...
Testimony of the six college delegates to the N.S.A. Constitutional Convention augmented an overall report to the Council also presented at the meeting. It explained the birth and growth of the National Student Association, and summarized the actions of the Madison conclave for the benefit of any Council members with no previous contact with the organization