Sentence examples for beneficiaries whose from inspiring English sources

State aid also flows quickly to contractors, employees and beneficiaries, whose spending then supports jobs.

Not defence contractors, the most likely beneficiaries, whose shares have wallowed for months.

Even before the weekend's confrontations, the Obama administration had begun to publicly caution Egyptian military commanders, longtime American allies and beneficiaries whose power survived Mr. Mubarak's departure, that they could not continue to cling to political control.

The researchers identified 2,206 Medicare beneficiaries whose low income and few assets would likely qualify them for a full Part D subsidy but who were not automatically receiving it; those people were divided into four groups based on their cognitive scores.

The issue involves not only technical accounting matters, but also a huge political issue: the impact of a health care overhaul on Medicare and its beneficiaries, whose numbers are about to explode — to 60 million in 2019, from 46 million now.

In this decomposition we ignore men who are currently applying for DI and former beneficiaries whose benefits were terminated.

A Medicare beneficiary whose income is $25,000 or less is hard pressed to spend $5,000 on drugs.

A beneficiary whose benefactor sacrifices terribly in conferring her benefit on him should probably feel grief or sadness, rather than joy or pleasure, insofar as he is grateful to her; and the proper response to a benefit from a benefactor one finds loathsome need not amount to affection.

That can rev up careers, as Apple ads have done for Feist and for this year's big beneficiary, Yael Naim, whose "New Soul" introduced the MacBook Air.

Another beneficiary: Fund Publishing Co., whose founder, David Boyd, says the volume of literature he is printing for each of his mutual fund customers has doubled over the past couple of years.

The big beneficiaries were women whose profits were high at first.