Sentence examples for benefit to working from inspiring English sources

It is a big pledge, and will be a big material benefit to working parents.

Rostam's experience suggests a possible benefit to working at home where your kids can see some of what you do and how you do it.

I was so tired, but there's a benefit to working like that: a lot of your editorial control goes, and you act instinctively.

Teresa Perchard, Citizens Advice director of policy, said: "The reality is that the proposed changes to personal allowances will be of little benefit to working families on the lowest incomes who live in rented accommodation.

It is much better than Ed Miliband's promise to freeze energy bills; apparatchiks loved that because it focus-grouped so well, but it was – like so much Labour policy, from housing benefit to working family tax credits –just a way to hose down a derelict market with public money in the hope that it would improve on its own.

This reform will provide real benefit to working families.

As an undergraduate, it may be to your benefit to work or volunteer in settings that provide you with hands-on clinical or research experience.

But clearly there are benefits to working this way.

Yet there are many benefits to working nights.

Of course, there are benefits to working from home.

There are a lot of benefits to working for The New York Times, but one of the best ones is the free food.