Sentence examples for benefits beginning with from inspiring English sources

It is not hard to imagine the benefits, beginning with more carefully targeted treatments for people afflicted with psychiatric ailments.

The bill's supporters argue that the elderly will receive very tangible benefits, beginning with a drug discount card next year, and the full benefit in 2006.

Meanwhile, the overwhelming majority of people still live in specific places and depend on local and national governments for social benefits, beginning with items as basic as stable currencies.

The sweeping social reforms of the 20th century have given the post office an additional role as the chief payment agency for social security benefits, beginning with old-age pensions in 1908.

The benefits began with her first pregnancy; during each, the medical department did all the blood testing.

"Protecting Social Security benefits begins with protecting the solvency of the fund, and stopping all current borrowing from the fund, just as we have done with the highway trust fund," Mr. Perry said.

The benefits begin with the learning experience, itself.

STEPHANIE SEYMOUR.; Oct. 23: Career Transition for Dancers held its annual benefit, beginning with a dance performance at the New York City Center.

MAY 19 -- The Queens Museum of Art in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park will hold its annual spring benefit, beginning with cocktails at 6 30 at the museum.

The benefit begins with brunch at 12 30, with the concert at 2. Tickets, $260, or $130 for children under 12, from (212) 903-9679.

DINA DUBLON, left, and LINDA BASCH, the group's president.; March 5: The Morgan Library and Museum's benefit began with guests entering the J. P. Morgan Jr. residence, now part of the museum complex.