benefit by something

Let us hope and believe that they will all benefit by the change.

You need to know yourself in order to benefit by it.

Two people stood to benefit by this girl's death you couldn't get away from that.

She's the one that would have benefited by the old man's death.

I suggest that you might well look for who would benefit by such an action.

In fact, if oil prices remain high, the state would clearly benefit by next summer.

There wasn't time for Jeff to benefit by the same process.

The important points have been: 'Who benefited by the death?

It will benefit by another £300,000 from last night's premiere.

We've had parents and friends who have benefited by trade unions.