Sentence examples for benefit early from inspiring English sources

Generally, Mr. McManus said, he thinks investors should stop chasing stocks of cyclical companies that benefit early in economic recovery, like makers of industrial equipment, and become more defensive.

Although it left the 20-block area mostly zoned for manufacturing, the amendment was passed to benefit early colonists already camped out in NoHo's cavernous spaces as commercial tenants were vacating.

It does offer something called a LifeAccess Accelerated Death Benefit Rider, which allows people with certain life insurance policies to use the benefit early to pay for care and other costs under certain circumstances.

The stellar example, however, is Quebec, the francophone province that had remained outside the Canada Child Benefit, Early Childhood development and Multi-lateral Framework agreements.

"You'll benefit early on from good racing, and then benefit again down the line with better electric vehicles and hybrids on the road".

The Emmy Noether awards clearly benefit early career researchers in the short term, but questions remain: How will the awards affect their longer-term career opportunities?

Advocates say the majority of women will be covered once the requirement takes effect in 2013, although some insurance plans may opt to offer the benefit earlier.

Kovalchuk also benefited early from a break.

The Tea Party may have benefited early on from people not really knowing exactly what it was.

Such a change might encourage more people to draw Social Security benefits early at a permanently reduced level.

Eliminating the Social Security shortfall will, therefore, reduce the misplaced fear that causes Americans to claim benefits early.