Sentence examples similar to benefits broken from inspiring English sources

Today I found out that my health insurance benefits broke up with me.

The Progressive Change Campaign Committee has in recent weeks launched a grassroots campaign to urge Clinton to adopt policies championed by Warren, such as expanding Social Security retirement benefits, breaking up big banks and debt-free higher education.

To gain maximum benefits, break these 20 minutes up into 10 minutes of dynamic stretching before a workout and 10 minutes of static stretching post-workout.

He said of the prime minister: "He began the year making promises and now he's breaking them: the promise on NHS funding, broken; the promise on educational maintenance allowance, broken; the promise on universal child benefit, broken; the promise on knife crime, broken; the promise on new politics, broken.

The jokes have a strategic benefit, breaking up tension during heated meetings, or getting colleagues to pay attention to an issue they would otherwise dismiss.

Hunsberger told VICE that the focus of the rallies was to get Restaurant Brands International (RBI), the owners of Tim Hortons (as well as Burger King and Popeyes) to "put their money where their mouth is and actually force their franchisees to keep their hands off their workers wages, benefits, breaks, and other things workers have received".

Server virtualization, software-defined networking and web load balancers at the web tier provide similar benefits in breaking a 1 1 tie and providing web-scale benefits in uptime and performance.

Their seemingly guaranteed and ever-escalating monthly pension benefits are breaking budgets nationwide.

The idea is that would-be criminals rationally weigh up the expected costs and benefits of breaking the rules.

The number of people applying for benefits also broke a 10-week run above 400,000, which began on March 23.

MS. HOROWITZ has seen how the post-New Deal model of employers providing health insurance, pensions and other benefits is breaking down.