Sentence examples for benefit entirely from inspiring English sources

The latest threats, which understandably enough are filling the Football Association with foreboding about what is left of the future of what used to be their flagship property, are proposals to stage the final on the same day as a potentially key Premier League game – and for the benefit entirely of the paymaster TV and its viewing figures, on a Saturday night.

The reason that that is the case is that the alternative would be to introduce a very complicated means test where we would assess the household income of every house in the country and change child benefit entirely as we know it.

"The reason that is the case is because you would have to introduce a very complicated means test and we would assess the household of every income in the country and change child benefit entirely as we know it," the chancellor said.

Under the new approach, families where one parent earns between £50,000 and £60,000 will have their benefit reduced on a sliding scale, and will only lose the benefit entirely when earning over £60,000.

Jorgensen noted that the amendment allowing "all types of dairy products" essentially defeats the healthy eating purpose of the bill, since it would let a food stamp recipient spend his or her monthly benefit entirely on Dippin' Dots, for instance.

For many years scientists have ascribed aspirin's exclusive heart benefits entirely to its dramatic effects on thromboxane and platelets.

Tim Kane, an economist formerly of the Heritage Foundation, complains that "The authors estimate fiscal benefits only (and weakly), but ignore economic benefits entirely".

Freezing welfare benefits entirely A popular measure among Tory backbenchers but opposed by charities and many Liberal Democrats who feel it's draconian.

The proposal does not go as far as banning EU migrants access to income-related benefits entirely for the first year in the UK, as had previously been suggested.

And this will continue presumably until the government finally finds a way to do away with benefits entirely, at which point our sick and disabled people will be left with nothing, not even my hurried 23 minutes of script.

The benefit came entirely from delaying bone metastasis, not death.