Sentence examples for benefits an average from inspiring English sources

Including generous overtime benefits, an average Nassau County police officer now makes $101,000 a year, far more than the average New York City officer makes.

That would be a disaster for many of the estimated 3.5 million Americans who get by on extended benefits — an average of $295 a week.

Including benefits, an average union steelworker made $26.12 per hour then, the equivalent of $40.66 today.

That's why a drug's "median overall survival benefit" — an average that is used to obtain Food and Drug Administration approval for cancer drugs, and a figure that critics of expensive drugs often point to — is actually very misleading.

Each additional hour of sleep was associated with a reduction in body mass index, but the heaviest children — those above the 90th percentile of B.M.I. — had the greatest benefit, an average 0.28 reduction in B.M.I. for every extra hour.

Longer wait times are negatively correlated with the probability that applicants receive UI benefits in an average month over the spell, likely because these benefits cease after several months.

The welfare law has also reduced food stamp benefits by an average of 9percentt -- from about $280 a month to $256 -- because of different ways in which it calculates the monthly benefit.

Exxon Mobil, for example, which also benefits from the manufacturing benefit, paid an average effective rate of 14.2percentt from 2008 to 2010, according to Citizens for Tax Justice.

Last year, those workers collected more than $3.4 billion in pay and benefits, or an average of about $242,000 per employee.

Last month, the Treasury Department rejected a Central States proposal that would have tried to keep the pension plan afloat by reducing the retirement benefits by an average of 23percentt.

The benefits provide an average of $309 a week for up to 99 weeks to people who have exhausted their state unemployment assistance.