Sentence examples for believe benefit from inspiring English sources

Concrete predictions are a fool's game, but very few here foresee a flood of emigrants – or believe benefit scroungers exist in statistically meaningful numbers.

I am tired of being gagged by rules that I do not believe benefit the people we are paid to help.

The laws of attraction and relationship management are driven by the ability to create compelling content and transparently expose it to the people whom you believe benefit the most from it.

It's not surprising that people believe benefit fraud accounts for 24percentt of the welfare budget (real figure: 0.7percentt) when tabloids seem to be on an obsessive crusade to track down every last cheat in the land.

I have remained strong in their presence at all other times, which I believe benefits them in these early years.

Only one in four people believe benefits should go up by less than wages or prices, while 63 per cent want to see them linked to wages, prices or both.

The rulers use London to suck cash into Britain which they claim, falsely I believe, benefits Britain; but it undoubtedly hurts Londoners.

A poll has come out suggesting that 59% of voters believe benefits should rise in line with inflation, rather than below inflation, as the government is proposing.

We also believe benefits should keep pace with rising living costs, and oppose any further cuts to housing benefits, such as those suggested for the under-25s.

Founded nearly 40 years ago in the Netherlands, the organisation today operates in Belgium, Spain, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands, lending and investing in companies that it believes benefit people and planet.

Both conditions are now believed benefit of the endangered California tiger salamander.