Sentence examples for benefit to go from inspiring English sources

For example, I very much doubt that it would be hugely to Labour's benefit to go around reminding young voters "what Britain under the Tories was like", because it would seem arcane and desperate.

So when we ask all the claimants of incapacity benefit to go through that independent work capability assessment, those who are found to be in need of long-term support will get more money, not less.

Mr. Abbas, who was reluctantly appointed by Yasir Arafat under international pressure and has almost no popular support, is seeking political progress toward statehood to present his people with a tangible benefit to go with a crackdown on Palestinian violence.

Around 50 range it would benefit to go to the safety stronghold, through the cellar, behind the poster and down the stairs to get to cockroach workers.

It is questionable, he says, whether there is much benefit to going beyond 22 stimulation sites.

"There is no benefit to going back to Malaysia," he said.

What it suggests is that a student thinks they get more benefit to going after somebody who is a rival".

Employee liquidity, which is another benefit to going public, is also an event that can be accomplished by private offerings.

There's no benefit to "going it alone" while battling depression.

Faiella has one week of benefits to go.

Carers benefits and disability benefits to go up in line with inflation.