Sentence examples for benefit line from inspiring English sources
"Five million people now languish on social housing waiting lists, while billions of pounds of housing benefit line the pockets of private landlords charging rip-off rents.
We reported one of them to the benefit line – when it just became too galling to see her reports of holidays abroad, 40in plasma screen TVs, weekly manicures, gym visits etc etc interspersed with her talk of what day she receives her benefits".
Although only three functions showed higher expression in line A, one of these functions named 'response to stress' might benefit line A by remaining normal under exposure to infections.
"Obviously there's a cost-benefit line that hasn't been crossed".
But the WhatsApp outage that benefitted Line was likely linked to its raised profile, post-Facebook acquisition, so all these service spikes for other mobile messaging apps can be traced back to Zuck's big spending.
A more modest fiscal program founded along cost-benefit lines would have engendered support from at least some of the most vocal critics of the ARRA.
Wage indexing means increasing retirement benefits in line with wages, in order to preserve the portion of wages replaced by benefits.
Price indexing means increasing retirement benefits in line with consumer prices, in order to protect the purchasing power of such benefits.
But successive governments have failed to increase unemployment benefits in line with earnings.
Any link could backfire and benefit hard-line nationalists on both sides, they warn.
