6 sentences with “beneficiaries”

-Who are the beneficiaries of the insurance?

"The sponsor becomes a kind of mentor to a family, not only providing food, but helping the beneficiaries cultivate skills that enable their independence," Linda concludes.

The British believed that the British subjects in North America, as the main beneficiaries of Britain's war for world supremacy, should certainly shoulder their share of the financial burden.

As beneficiaries of the economic transformations sweeping the republic, these newly established manufacturers formed a new economic elite that thrived in the cities and cultivated their own sensibilities.

For the first time, members of the middle classes could travel just for fun - middle-class holidays were an innovation made possible by the railway, and the first beneficiaries were the English middle classes, who "holidayed" by the seaside whenever they could.

Many of the beneficiaries of the new wealth of the 16th and 17th centuries were not nobles but wealthy city merchants, especially in places like the Dutch Republic and, later, England, men who amassed enormous fortunes but who did not fit neatly into the existing power structure of landed nobles, the church and the common people.