Sentence examples for benefit growing from inspiring English sources

Both groups have used the impoverished country's chaos to their benefit, growing and recruiting in recent years.

The challenges for achieving more equitable and effective cancer genetics care remain considerable, but tackling them will be vital to benefit growing proportions of our populations.

They can only benefit, grow and be challenged by this varied learning environment.

Expenditure on housing benefit grew from £20bn in the last year of the Labour government to £24.3bn in 2014-15 under the coalition.

We have focused the analyses on the mechanism of the 'silent reform' when the maximum pension benefit grows at a lower rate than the maximum contribution base and the minimum pension benefit grows at the same rate as productivity.

If the amount of money you get from the government to replace your previously-defined health benefit grows less and less valuable over time, it shifts the cost onto seniors.

If we had accounted for the costs and benefits over each year since the launch of PCV7, the economic argument likely would be diminished, as the indirect benefit grew over the 4 - 6 years after the launch of the vaccine.

It doesn't matter if you have the greatest product in the world, unless the public is aware of it and understands its benefits, growing your customer base will prove difficult.

But that's where the risks and benefits grow murkier.

Moreover, the report said, "private health insurance premiums and benefits grew in 2008 at their slowest rate since 1967, 3.1 percent and 3.9 percent, respectively".

But the financial underpinning of the health and pension plans weakened, as DVD sales declined, and benefits grew more costly.