Sentence examples for benefit by reference from inspiring English sources

"Reducing her housing benefit by reference to the number of bedrooms puts at risk her ability to stay there.

"But the law Congress enacted calls for resolution of Karen Capato's application for child's insurance benefits by reference to state intestacy law.

"People don't benefit by character assassinations.

Channel 4 said its executives' salaries and benefit packages were "established by reference to those prevailing for executives of comparable status in the television and wider media industry, but without any of the share option schemes available to most of Channel 4's competitors".

This benefit is cost-ineffective by reference standards [ 3, 4].

Rather, the law school's concept of critical mass is defined by reference to the educational benefits that diversity is designed to produce.

All agree, though, that once these learning dispositions are in place, we should not assume that every trait in a population must be explained by reference to the biological fitness benefit it has conferred in the past.

Users with access to a greater variety of magnetic reference materials may benefit by using a higher order polynomial or other empirical correction method such as linear interpolation between reference points.

The proposed procedure gives a good example to realize an accurate reference method with strict metrological control, which can benefit not only total protein measurement but also other biological measurement by reference methods.

But her views, like those of so many, were hedged by reference to post-independence negotiations that could wreck any careful cost/benefit analysis.

Inspired by reference [22].