Sentence examples for benefit that the from inspiring English sources

Some experts envision a similar fate for the Medicare drug benefit that the Senate sent to President Bush's desk yesterday.

Still, she said, she is aware of the benefit that the thousands of hikers derive from Doodletown each year.

This was another benefit that the college brought — yearly crops of young people to replace the ones who left.

TOP tickets for the benefit that the actress Phoebe Cates is to host on June 11 go for $300.

Correa remains in Puerto Rico to care for his mother, who depends on Medicare, a federal benefit that the commonwealth receives in lesser measure than do the states.

This is understandably very attractive from a clinical point of view, with the added benefit that the graft in this study is acellular.

"It's easy for the media, politicians and the public to lose sight of the benefit that the Police Federation brings both locally and nationally," Williams said.

"Muscular/Incensor has significantly enhanced the amount of benefit that the NSA derives from our special source access," one 2010 GCHQ document notes.

It only seems fair that individuals, like me, should get the same benefit that the president gave to big corporations – at least a one-year delay.

The main benefit that the ayatollah has in mind is an end to centuries of Sunni domination, culminating in Mr Hussein's brutal suppression of the 1991 Shia uprising.

Surely this quiet activity makes him more sincere, especially where he could no longer derive the public relations benefit that the lullaby thesis demands?