Sentence examples for benefit continuously from inspiring English sources

Social housing tenants affected by the bedroom tax who have been living at the same address and entitled to claim housing benefit continuously since 1 January 1996.

It was revealed this week that a drafting error in the legislation means thousands of working age tenants in social housing are for the time being exempt from the tax if they have lived in the same house since before 1996 and have been claiming housing benefit continuously since then.

Patients were selected for the study if they had diabetes before 1 January 2005 and were enrolled with an active drug benefit continuously throughout 2005.

Initial RTW was defined as receiving no social transfer payments except for unemployment benefits continuously for 4 weeks during the first year after inclusion.

It was planned that families must (a) have received one of the two source provincial programs, either Income Support or Alberta Child Health Benefits, continuously for the past six months, (b) reside in the central and North-east quadrants of the City of Edmonton, and (c) have at least one child younger than 12 years of age.

With cotton production linked to Nasa images of the dried up Aral Sea basin, which was once the world's fourth largest lake, the environmental benefits of continuously recycling fibres is clear.

Annual benefits increase continuously as the avoided loss of freshwater yield rises over time, while conservation costs tend to be front-loaded, as a result of high fence installation and ungulate removal costs.

Industrial wastewater treatment companies are now able to enjoy all the benefits of continuously cleaning Tequatic Plus F-75 and F-150 filters in a new, easy-to-install skid design.

Companies that understand this topic go beyond engagement surveys: they re-design jobs, they change the work environment, they add new benefits, they continuously develop managers, and they invest in people.

Since we know that drinking caffeinated coffee later in the day can disrupt sleep, getting some of its benefits without continuously drinking it sounds like an idea worth trying.

Finally, we suggest that user-based content analysis has the benefits of continuously adapting to evolving users' preferences, as well as providing additional opportunities for the personalization of content.