Sentence examples for benefit going from inspiring English sources

Our Afghan war is Afghanistan's military-aid bubble, with the bulk of the benefit going to élites.

"Our modelling shows that negative gearing benefits high income families with 52.6% of the benefit going to the top 20% of incomes," Phillips wrote.

Studies of European firms before 1998 told a similar story: one of modest value creation, with most of the benefit going to the sellers.So why was the performance in 1998-2001 so much worse than the historic norm?

What Cameron wanted: Before the negotiations got serious, Cameron wanted to stop all payments of child benefit going to children living outside the UK, whose parents are working in the UK.

Nearly all personal account proposals also involve reducing the guaranteed benefit going to retirees, under the assumption that any cut would be at least offset by gains from the investment account.

The piece claims a pecuniary motive for the scientists pushing for emissions limits, while ignoring the far greater monetary benefit going to companies and factions seeking to sustain society's fossil energy norms while fighting any effort (modest or ambitious) to limit long-term environmental risks from those energy choices.

The benefit goes beyond food, of course.

To benefit, go for the newest processor you can afford.

But for Max Fahrbach and others, the benefit goes beyond physical.

"If this benefit goes away, who's going to pick up the slack?" he said.

The list of procedures Medicare pays for that are proven to have no benefit goes on and on.