Sentence examples for benefits becoming from inspiring English sources
To stop benefits becoming a way of life, would-be claimants will be forced to have a skills test, and then either matched with a job suited to their abilities or offered retraining.
The life-cycle of a green building extends beyond these initial phases, with its full benefits becoming more apparent during the operational stages of the building.
Women in particular benefited, becoming ministers, ambassadors, pilots, judges and doctors.
His brother Robert, a cleric, also benefitted, becoming prior of the Ely cathedral chapter and later abbot of St Mary's Abbey, York.
"Programmes that focus on people who are on benefits are becoming more like soap operas," says Chris Ruston producer of Bridgend: Battling With Benefits.
3. Provide Care-Assistance Benefits As awareness around the importance of supporting working families spreads, providing elder care assistance benefits is becoming increasingly common.
Economic benefits are becoming clearer too.
Corporate pension schemes and health benefits are becoming ever less generous.
Locking people out of their rightful benefits is becoming a theme for this government.
He joined the civil service at 16 as a benefits clerk, becoming a union member on his first day.
Indeed, not only is it impossible to prevent such flooding, but doing so would lay waste some of the benefits of becoming temporarily waterlogged.
