Sentence examples for benefits always from inspiring English sources

Its alleged benefits always seemed modest for the £5.3 billion that the Home Office estimates it will cost over the next decade; and, as Britain's public finances plunged into the red, it was an obvious candidate for the chop.

"Fringe benefits always stayed at a high level".

But it is not in general true that the failure to provide benefits always counts as a harm.

Empowering workers, either through higher wages or improved benefits, always has been within the company's power.

"When clinically justified, a CT scan's benefits always outweigh its associated individual risks whatever they are," says Brenner. "That being said," he adds, "even when a CT is justified we should still use the lowest reasonably achievable dose for the scan".

Opt in to an opportunity that you might have normally passed on, even a year ago (you were so busy), for the sake of lending a helping hand; unseen benefits always seem to accrue from these.

And it's a funny thing, but though the rationale for tax cuts seems to have changed, the distribution of the rewards -- who gets nothing, who gets the big benefits -- always ends up being the same.

Remember, companies that offer flex-spend benefits have always had leeway to define eligible expenses more restrictively than the government does.

Benefits are always part of the equation.

The compensation package, including benefits, must always be "crystal clear".

Along the entire period depicted in the figure, the percentages of male wage employees covered by social security or employment benefits were always above the percentages for women.