Sentence examples for back to benefits from inspiring English sources
The stories of people being circulated from benefits into low-grade, temporary work and back to benefits again rather defeats the object of the policy.
"Although we complain about them and we struggle to find other ways to raise needed support," she said, "in the end we keep coming back to benefits to raise private funds for organizations".
"So Channel 5 changed the title of my programme from Jaywick Fights Back to Benefits by the Sea: Jaywick".
I tell younger people, live your life serving people, and it will come back to benefit you".
When I leave my students in the afternoon to work on behalf of other teachers, I know that my efforts will come right back to benefit kids like them.
Further to the short-term benefits of positive brand perception and financial profit, designer labels have the influence to make the plastic-free movement cool and fashionable, something that could come back to benefit them long term.
It's amazing, the stuff that you do at one time that you don't think anybody recognizes but comes back to benefit you years and years later.
The search for effective interventions in sepsis has, in several cases, been associated with rather inconsistent results from clinical studies, as the pendulum seems to swing from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician with a real therapeutic dilemma.
Clinical trials of several interventions have yielded apparently conflicting, even opposing, results as the pendulum has swung from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and then all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician rather confused.
He also advises against the feature that permits you to stop and start benefits, turning the clock back to full benefit status if you go six months without drawing on the policy.
