“England's successful wars against the French, its growing overseas empire, its social stability and its mercantile hegemony were all interpreted as the blessings of a beneficent providence on a Protestant people.”

“Despite facing numerous challenges, the benevolent leader remained beneficent, always prioritizing the well-being of others.”

“Sarah's decision to pursue a career in healthcare was truly beneficent, as it not only provided her with a stable income but also allowed her to contribute to the well-being of others.”

“Reisin marks that remain in the logs structure have a benefic impact on the respiratory system of those who enhabit these types of houses.”

“From this point of view the milk can be considered as a benefic treatment to fix the problem responsible with the acid reflux.”

“If Saturn is benefic or neutral, then opportunities arise for learning in a milder fashion.”

“Recycling used plastics can be beneficial to the environment.”

“The doctor says eating plenty of vegetables will be beneficial.”

“It is often quite beneficial to decide on a school first and then look for housing after.”

“The alternance between warm and cold baths provides a beneficient relaxation and stimulates the body.”

“A high quality product, this cream for the sides of the eyes and mouth has both a short and long term beneficient effect.”

“A companion volume to the beneficient volume is an anthology of translations from many tongues including even the Irish.”