Sentence examples for benefit to switch from inspiring English sources

In recent years, politicians in several countries have tried to keep the official unemployment figures down by encouraging some recipients of jobless benefit to switch to disability benefit.

"The benefit to switch needs to be big enough for retailers, and also interesting enough to get consumers to use it," notes Schreyer.

Thus, for patients with a suboptimal response to desmopressin tablets, there may be a clinical benefit to switching to desmopressin melt.

"Getting away from it all is good for you, but employees need to realise that to get the true benefits they need to switch off completely if possible.

It is also possible that clinicians have recognized the association between therapeutic response and greater treatment-emergent weight gain [ 47- 50] and opted, after risk-to-benefit assessment, not to switch most of these patients' medications.

Through a review of alternative freight transport methods, large benefits related to switching to an unconventional mode of freight transport such as the reductions in CO2 and particulate emissions could be maximized.

If the incremental probability of becoming non-compliant is more than 6.2%, branded risperidone is estimated to generate cost-savings and health-benefits compared to switching a patient to generic risperidone.

Freeview, the free to air digital television service backed by the BBC, is in pole position to benefit from government plans to switch off the existing television signal by 2012, a new study has revealed.

The strategy is to get to 80%, because of our cost benefit is worth it to switch because we're providing value.

The Pulsar has the Vanu benefit of being able to switch between armor-piercing and anti-infantry rounds easily.

Did broadcasting corporations deceptively sell the F.C.C. on the "benefits" and the need to switch?