Sentence examples for beneficiary there from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gawande, a Harvard-affiliated surgeon and author, traveled to McAllen, Texas, to find out why Medicare spends more per beneficiary there than in any other city except Miami.

In 1960, more than five working Americans supported each retiree; today, for every Social Security beneficiary, there are about 3.4 Americans paying taxes into the system.

In Beijing, on the Great Wall course, it was her efforts that reduced the field before Cooke went clear and, as Cooke has said since, Pooley could have been the beneficiary there.

The major beneficiary there was a newly created Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, which comprised the former kingdoms of Serbia and Montenegro (including Serbian-held Macedonia), as well as Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austrian territory in Dalmatia and Slovenia, and Hungarian land north of the Danube River.

When the sites are ranked by average total cost per beneficiary, there is little variation across quintiles in either cost per episode or the percentage of episodes treated surgically, and no discernible relationship between the average total cost per beneficiary and the cost per episode.

*Results per day +Annual costs per beneficiary There was no statistically significant variation in the number of test strips claimed by sex (p = 0.13).

And outside the ranks of the beneficiaries there are millions of voters who want to be told politics is about something better than "what have you done for me recently?" There has never been a time when greater equality was so consistent with the needs of the nation.

Corruption and incompetence need to be tackled to ensure funds reach their intended beneficiaries: "There are already cases of fraud and fingers in the till," warned Kelly.

Aside from basic information, like the names of your beneficiaries, there are no forms to fill out.

Among LIS beneficiaries, there was a higher proportion of Latinos relative to whites or African Americans, and more linguistic isolation among the residents of their census tract compared to the other two groups.

Unfortunately, as a result of the need to respect the privacy of the beneficiaries, there is too little information regarding the non-responders to be able to pronounce upon selection bias.