Sentence examples for benefit to win from inspiring English sources
The gambling industry uses this to its benefit to win back losses -- by encouraging gamblers to take more risks with their winnings than with their original stakes.
Pelosi and her counterparts in the Senate have had seemingly little choice other than to sacrifice things like COBRA health insurance subsidies and enhanced unemployment benefits to win the support of deficit-hawkish Democrats and moderate Republicans.
I would fight a fight that's a smart fight that would benefit me to win it.
The White House also agreed to cut some of the benefits package to win Republican support, reducing the cost to $1.2 billion over five years.
Earlier on Tuesday, an effort by House Democrats to pass a similar extension of jobless benefits failed to win the needed votes under an expedited process.
Remember the 2010 "tax deal," when the GOP took unemployment benefits hostage to win an extension of the Bush tax cuts (thereby increasing deficits)?
If meditation's widely touted benefits are to win adherents in the examination room, the authors suggested, there'll have to be more--and better--research on meditation, focusing on specific patient populations and looking for well-established outcomes.
Wal-Mart would also benefit from the chance to win some cases even if it lost others.
For too long, both the major political parties have pandered to lazy, middle-England stereotypes of the dreaded "benefit scroungers" in order to win easy seats in swing constituencies.
It has already softened the family tax benefit cuts to try to win parliamentary approval and it is understood cabinet is considering changes to reduce the childcare payments by cutting generous increases in benefits to the richest families – allowing the government to further soften the family payment cuts while keeping its self-imposed connection between the two policies.
Third, those desperate for cash may use more subjective criteria, such as mental illness and "bad back", to try to win benefits.
