Sentence examples for benefit will cease from inspiring English sources

Once all 2.7 million have been tested, incapacity benefit will cease to exist.

Otherwise, entitlement to these benefits will cease if you move abroad.

After that, their benefits will cease until they prove they have begun following the rules.

He resigned on 2 July and was on six months' notice – so presumably these benefits will cease next February.

With the issue of May 24, the Benefits column will cease publication for the summer.

With next Sunday's issue, the Benefits column will cease publication for the summer.

If Turner's argument is accepted, he added, "donations will cease, to the benefit of no one and the manifest harm of all".

2017 also marks the year when Washington will cease to fully fund medical benefits for new enrollees, meaning state budgets will begin to shoulder the cost.

Coffee can be a fantastic pick-me-up on days when you're feeling especially drained, but if you use it every day, you'll become dependent on it and it will cease to give you any benefits.

For instance, should the growth in the gross domestic product for 2003′s second half come in below the 4% that Black thinks the securities markets have priced in, rates will cease their upward march and bonds will benefit.

"If these principles are swept aside, then the Web as we know it will cease to exist, and many of the economic, social, political and technological benefits it brings could disappear".