Sentence examples for benefits and will continue from inspiring English sources

The airline said it "must have the cash flow and liquidity that the capital markets are willing to finance," and added, "We have taken every effort to restructure our business without affecting accrued pension benefits, and will continue to explore every other option".

The cash sum will replace the existing flat rate unemployment benefit benefits and will continue to be paid even if they take up jobs.

A case can be made that the economy has benefited, and will continue to benefit, from showing financial markets and investors around the world that the United States government can keep its finances in order.

The sub data opened up a whole new world that has benefited and will continue to benefit the electrocoat industry.

There are some industries, though, that have benefited and will continue to benefit from H1N1.

Research investigating A-to-I editing of noncoding RNAs has benefited and will continue to benefit from improving high-throughput sequencing technologies.

After all, China has been benefitting and will continue to benefit from actively participating in the existing international institutions even though it did not participate in the process of establishing them.

"At the same time, the record over all is that we -- the firm under my leadership -- did a lot of things that benefittedMerrill Lynch greatly and will continue to benefit the firm in the years ahead".

A Defra spokeswoman said: "Agri-environment schemes play a vital part in providing benefits for wildlife and will continue to be an essential element of the next rural development programme".

The current common thread running through the pro-UK argument is not about the benefits Scotland derives and will continue to derive from the 300-year-old union but that an independent Scotland will be frozen out of international bodies and cross-border fiscal, monetary and currency arrangements.

"We have taken huge steps to reduce debt and make us more efficient, all of which are now benefiting the business and will continue to do so in the future," said Mike Shearwood, the former Zara boss in the UK who was promoted to chief executive of Aurora from deputy CEO in the second half of last year.