Sentence examples for benefit long enough from inspiring English sources

The money would be used not to bail out failed companies, they point out, but to keep them alive for customers' benefit long enough for the government to break the companies up and sell them to investors.

A federal usury law with real teeth will be tough on South Dakota and Delaware, but they chose to legalize larceny and they have benefitted long enough at the expense of millions of others.

More than 80% of claimants never go near the work programme because they aren't on the benefit for long enough.

Another reason for the lack of differences may be that insufficient numbers of people had received their benefits for long enough to allow any health outcomes to have changed when comparisons were made.

"The way I see it, these scientists and environmentalists are saying, 'You flood plain farmers have benefited from the river long enough and now it is time for you to hurt,' " he said.

For patients with a life expectancy shorter than the time lag to benefit, cancer screening exposes this group to immediate risks with little chance that they would survive long enough to benefit.

Sadly, Dad didn't live long enough to benefit from it.

If they're not in a comfortable environment, they're not going to stay long enough to benefit from treatment".

"It's difficult to have this conversation, to say, 'You don't need this because you're not going to live long enough to benefit,'" he acknowledged.

The export opportunities created by bans related to the mad cow problem, they say, may not last long enough to benefit Australian ranchers.

Yearly score fluctuations will not reflect how successful a school's practices are if the students have not been at the school long enough to benefit from them.