Sentence examples for benefit to keep from inspiring English sources

"It's to the developer's benefit to keep the price higher and instead offer concessions and incentives," said Vickey Barron, a senior vice president of Prudential Douglas Elliman.

Their corporate purveyors promised higher yields with better pest control and lower expenditure on chemicals.The technology has yet to deliver on all its promises, but has provided enough benefit to keep farmers planting.

"In some ways, it's to our benefit to keep them bottled up, mostly in North Waziristan," said a senior intelligence official, who like others interviewed agreed to speak candidly about the Pakistan strategy if he was not identified.

Labour still appears wedded to the conventional wisdom that the large disability benefits roll is down to former workers in heavy industries who were shoved onto the benefit to keep unemployment figures down.

However, effulgent new enterprise has been elusive, while good jobs, many working for the common good, are largely replaced by low-paid, part-time, temp work, pitching many more households on to tax credits and housing benefit to keep afloat.

It was recently reported that Gordon Brown is facing a Labour revolt over plans to end the policy that allows people on housing benefit to keep the difference if they find private sector housing which is cheaper than the level of benefit.

In fact, health plans are trimming benefits to keep premium increases under 10percentt.

We will for the first time allow separated parents on benefits to keep all of their maintenance benefits.

"If you are dependent on benefits to keep your household afloat then this is not a happy story," said Thomas.

"Even though we're in a bad time, companies still use these benefits to keep the people that they want to keep," Mr. Koski said.

RETIRED firemen and policemen began voting on June 19th on whether voluntarily to reduce their pension and health benefits to keep Providence, Rhode Island, out of bankruptcy.