Sentence examples for benefit like a from inspiring English sources

Hemfrid has persuaded the government to treat house-cleaning as a tax-deductible benefit, like a company car.

It nevertheless rankles him that the state constitution includes a provision stating that, once a benefit, like a pension, is awarded to workers by the state legislature, "even the legislature can't take it away".

Maybe it's a new kind of jobless benefit, like a lump-sum payment that is fairly generous but still them gives an incentive to find new work as soon as possible.

Conversely, if a corporation has a tax benefit, like a net operating loss that will shelter future economic income from tax, it creates a deferred tax asset on the balance sheet.

And my impression from talking to students at two campuses of the University of California, and at the University of Texas Law School, is that for most white students diversity is a pleasant side benefit, like a nice library.

These days, someone who hires someone else to do a job has been interpreted by some courts to be an "employer" if he or she owns the equipment used on the job and the place where the work is done and provides a significant portion of the hired person's income (including an in-kind benefit like a place to sleep).

I'd assume it's to make the battery larger, but I'm surprised there was no explanation of a real benefit, like faster data speeds.

Previous studies suggest that a change of three to four on the score is needed to show a clinical benefit, like an improvement in how well patients can take care of themselves.

They concluded in 1979 that: 'Revolutionary Next Era possibilities suggested by our Agencies [included]: Use of the cigarette to deliver another benefit like an appetite depressant' (Bates no. 03547249/7251; Bates no. 01399043/9049).

"Refunds should be put toward a future benefit, like funding an IRA, 401k, a child's educational fund -- a goal for the future".

33% of career-builders reported a tangible career benefit, like finding a new job or starting a business.