Sentence examples for benefit then I from inspiring English sources

"If you are on housing benefit then I suggest you get yourself off, otherwise the house choices are greatly diminished.

"But if there's more benefit, then I would suggest take the medication, monitor the pregnancy and make sure that everything goes accordingly".

Mr Balls said Labour's proposed 'mansion tax' on properties worth £2m and over would raise the money to invest £2.5bn "over and above" the government's spending plans into the health service, although he later he told BBC Radio 5 Live's Pienaar's Politics: "If he is doing it through a 10% cut in child benefit, then I will have to think again".

"With a positive vision of the benefits then I think we'll have a much better chance of bringing people with us". She is probably right.

Merkel said that if, for example, someone came to Germany from eastern Europe and worked only for a short time but acquired a lifelong claim on welfare benefits, "then I see a question about which we must talk again".

If it isn't for your benefit, then it's automatically suspect (particularly when it's for "That One" instead)?

"So if I do a trial and I run it in 100 patients, and I find it has a 20percentt benefit, and then I run it in another 100 patients.

If you're like 'I'm looking for 90K, but also have benefits' then it gets convoluted.

"They make a risk calculation," said Nina E. Olson, the national taxpayer advocate, whose office helps taxpayers resolve their problems with the I.R.S. "If the risk of me being discovered is low, the penalty is modest and the benefit is great, then I am willing to accept that risk".

For obvious reasons she hated to hear me singing it, so I changed the lyrics for her benefit: "Then came the announcement over the loudspeaker.

H.L.A. Hart (1955, 185 6) says that, if others are cooperating for mutual benefit and I benefit from their cooperation, then I have an obligation to do my share.