Sentence examples for at all benefit from inspiring English sources

With sanctions increasingly forcing people to rely on food banks to feed their families, a full independent review – which looks at all benefit sanctions and the culture of harassment at Jobcentre Plus – is now urgently needed.

But this does not at all benefit wage-earners.

Established state structures are collapsing; the heady hopes of the Arab Spring have turned into a nightmare; the only organised political force that has at all benefited from the chaos is the most extreme face of political Islam.

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How is pulling two of the most popular connected TV devices from its virtual store shelves at all a benefit to the Amazon shopper?

This encompasses both art and science, and why most folks who exercise at all would benefit from at least consulting with a qualified trainer for at least a few sessions.

Of course for cooperation to be feasible at all the benefit has to outweigh the cost.

So despite Tory fears, it is not clear at all that benefits are a significant incentive to have children.To anyone who actually has an idea of what benefits are worth, it is obvious why.

Relations are amicable; on May 16, the Courtyard Hounds, Ms. Maines and the Dixie Chicks are all performing at a benefit concert for the Austin public television station KLRU.

"From that initial suggestion, we said, let's take a look at all the benefits we offer and see if we are being truly fair across the board".

If you look at all the benefits—reduction in traffic, and the comfort of riding there's really no reason, other than the one negative being inclement weather.