Sentence examples for benefit for having from inspiring English sources

But contrary to popular belief, he said, in the mortgage world, "there's almost no benefit for having a better score" than 620.

For the poor, Ed Miliband, the party's leader, promises to raise the minimum wage and scrap the so-called "bedroom tax" (a controversial measure that penalises tenants who receive housing benefit for having a spare room).

"There is a benefit for having closer cooperation and some exchange of strategic goals and information with Russia, especially when you have such a big foothold in the market they have a foothold in".

But imagine a situation in which child benefit had for many years been means-tested: it would then be thought most odd to introduce a benefit (for having children) to be paid to every family, even those of the Duke of Westminster and Sir Richard Branson.

We can conclude that of course there is a price to be paid at the moment of introducing a secondary communication in parallel; however, the operators could try to find a tradeoff aiming at receiving an extra benefit for having more costumers (i.e., secondary users paying fees) attached to their networks almost in a transparent way.

Essentially, it's a special benefit for having to step into harm's way.

There are lots of benefits for having the motor back there, Maurice Durand, a Mitsubishi spokesman, told me.

There are also many amazing benefits for having these hearing devices.

In Australia, there are also tax benefits for having private health care cover.

The Tories will benefit, for once, by having had a candidate in place for some time.

In fact, a clear survival benefit for chemotherapy has yet to be demonstrated.