Sentence examples for benefit forever from inspiring English sources

With the drug companies being painted as pariahs, a handful of executives concluded that they could not stand in the way of a Medicare drug benefit forever.

The two most dangerous proposed cuts from the point of view of the long-term interests of the majority of Americans are the proposal to cut Social Security benefits forever by reducing the annual cost-of-living increase ("chained CPI") and the proposal to cut Medicare benefits forever by raising the Medicare retirement age to 67, forcing more seniors onto the private insurance market.

For example, the mystery money infusions that the commission assumes will somehow be forthcoming are almost enough to preserve Social Security exactly as it is, with no benefit cuts, forever.

Aside from eliminating the 15-year limit for new enlistees to claim their benefits, the "Forever GI Bill" includes another important provision: giving veterans their money back if a school is closed or a policy change forces them to stop their education.

Current and future generations of musicians will forever benefit from the new Urtext publications of Rachmaninoff Preludes that Ruth researched and prepared for the Edition Peters catalogue with her usual highest standards of musical excellence and integrity.

Universal credit never could be the great "culture change" Duncan Smith and Freud keep claiming, because every benefit system is forever bound by the same dilemma: how to be generous enough to keep the needy above misery without risking work incentives?

Other companies receiving attention for cutting benefits: Clothing chain Forever 21 will cut money and benefits to about 300 of its estimated 30,000 employees, according to a memo leaked in August.

However, for swans the benefits of "together forever" are greater than anything they could gain by sowing their wild oats.

Solo piano; part of "Pianos Are Forever," a benefit concert to finance a school for piano technicians.

But the chained CPI and other benefit cuts will last forever.

No one's done much to help the residents of James Turner Street in Birmingham, now forever rechristened Benefits Street, thanks to Channel 4's controversial new documentary series.