Sentence examples for a combination of benefit from inspiring English sources

Shorey H. Chapman San Francisco, Feb. 8, 2010 To the Editor: Your editorial advocates "a combination of benefit cuts and tax increases" for Social Security.

He invoked the same idea in a deal with the legislature to replenish the state's unemployment fund through a combination of benefit cuts and higher fees on businesses, with most of the burden falling on companies that had most frequently dropped workers onto the dole.

What is needed is a combination of benefit cuts and tax increases that preserve the program's essential nature — a contract under which the young support the old via taxes and the rich help the poor via a benefits formula that favors low- income beneficiaries.

An individual may gain food, protection from enemies, a nesting site, or a combination of benefits.

It is predicted that HOE can produce a comfortable working environment whilst maintaining daylighting and external views from the office: a combination of benefits which competing technologies such as blinds cannot provide.

DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane), a pesticide once used widely in agriculture and now limited to public health use, remains a controversial chemical because of a combination of benefits and risks.

A combination of modest benefit cuts and modest tax increases would fix the program.

A group of up to 5,000 people will shoulder a combination of six benefit cuts simultaneously, seeing their income reduce by a total of £23,000 each over a five-year period, including a drastic £5,800 decrease in 2017-18 alone.

To put the program on a sound footing will require a combination of moderate benefit cuts and tax increases, which could be distributed fairly and phased in over decades.

The Demos/Scope study, which uses official government data to analyse the of the effect of 13 separate welfare changes, estimates that: The biggest single group affected – comprising about 123,000 disabled people facing a combination of three benefit cuts – will see a reduction in income of up to £18,100 by 2017-18.

With a combination of other benefits, they will always be getting significantly more than that".