Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...There are professors here who are thinking of the theories," he went on. "If people in charge of governments know the principles of why things happen, maybe we can make them happen to the benefit of our region...
...people to own the means of production," she explains, "I don't mean that each worker in a factory would own the machine he works at. It's different. It's that the profits of a company, instead of going into the pockets of the owner, come back to benefit the people who work for the company...
...obvious advantage of this method is that it makes easier the instruction of fundamentals-scale fingering, rhythm, sight reading. It also enables the students to spend most of their class time actually playing. The benefit for the teacher lies primarily in the fact that he is spared having to repeat lesson plans and general principles over and over to each student...
Doan was disarmingly honest, as were all the public relations men, scientists, and minor officials we met in our frenzied one-day tour of Dow's Midland, Mich., facility. They all talked about making money through the market system, and they all believed that society would benefit from their efforts if only they concentrated on making money...
...rugby you always give your opponent the benefit of the doubt," says one Harvard player." "He's often quite involved in the game, and sometimes doesn't realize that he has hit you illegally. At any rate, if it's a flagrant enough violation the referee is bound...