Sentence examples for any future benefit from inspiring English sources

AARP has historically fought any future benefit cuts (though recently they have changed tone and taken a controversial decision to be more open to the idea as yet they have not endorsed any plan that involves benefit cuts), which implies that they're counting on more revenue from future tax payers.

The "incentive" here is simply not to impose (at least unbargained for) costs on others, not any future benefit.

Discount rate is more than just a fancy way to say a starving man will take food over any future benefit.

It will repay £2m of profit on the contract and forego any future benefits.

But within two years, Exco was losing business and cut its payroll in half, forfeiting any future benefits from the city and state.

Mr. Knowles hasn't forsaken the idea of compilations altogether but plans to focus any future benefits more tightly, so consumers might invest in the whole package rather than only a few songs.

LOGAN -- An investment is a possession acquired with the expectation of a future benefit.

Any talk of future benefit cuts might trigger a firestorm.

In the light of all the circumstances, the absence of moral or other obligation and of any expectation of future benefit, it is reasonable to conclude that the word 'honorarium,' if the court below correctly defined it, was loosely and inaccurately used.

The university and some of the researchers involved in this project could in the future benefit from any commercialisation of Healthy.me or its technologies, but no such commercial plans have been developed.

Users are expected to set up these groups without any real reason why, except some potential future benefit.