Sentence examples for become benefits from inspiring English sources

Free meals become benefits in kind and the situation with tax is a headache, so ingredients for staff meals are "put down... to shrinkage": his chefs top up orders from their suppliers with cheaper ingredients like penne or chicken thighs and his staff knock back a pasta bake, a curry or a toasted sandwich at 5 o'clock.

The format for the series that would later become Benefits Street was then suggested, but the BBC declined to commission the series because it was producing a number of other programmes concerning similar issues, such as People Like Us and Nick and Margaret: We All Pay Your Benefits.

Experiment a lot, don't be afraid to make mistakes in your talent trees, accidents can become benefits!

B Lab also works with private and public companies that want to become "benefit corporations", a legal status that requires them to serve not only shareholders but also stakeholders such as workers and consumers.

And if they become benefit claimants later on, these benefits can be exported back to the origin country, where their purchasing power may be much larger than in the host country.

Sixteen companies have signed up to become benefit corporations in New York since Feb. 10, according to Squadron's office.

The spokeswoman suggested that at the time when the BBC was deciding whether to proceed with what became Benefits Street, other formats "felt stronger".

Benefit Street will become no-benefit street, if not no-benefit town.

He worries that we've become a benefits society.

"We don't want the Department of Defense to become a benefits agency that occasionally kills a terrorist".

With the new figures, the net costs become net benefits: $31,200 per MW per year cheaper than coal.