Sentence examples for benefits cause from inspiring English sources
His assertions that welfare benefits cause an employment-resistant underclass, and that benefit payments should be limited until a birth rate decline is seen in workless households, have been seized on by rightwing commentators and thinktanks.
Other constraints on biochar production methods arise because emissions of CH4, N2O, soot or volatile organic compounds combined with low biochar yields (for example, from traditional charcoal kilns or smouldering slash piles) may negate some or all of the carbon-sequestration benefits, cause excessive carbon-payback times or be detrimental to health.
So on one hand he says jobless benefits cause people to be "selective" and not take jobs, yet, by looking for work at all, they are contributing to a higher unemployment rate.
Based on this result and based on patterns observed in top-views and vertical cross-sections of cooperative communities, we propose that local deviations from the steady-state ratio coupled with localized large cooperative benefits cause partners to 'take turns' to grow, which leads to population intermixing.
They argued that the recession and Wall Street, not union-negotiated pay and benefits, caused Florida's $3.6 billion deficit.
We analyse the costs and benefits caused by this regulation, and if an adjusted regulation can improve these results.
You earn one-fourth of your former salary, work 20 hours a week, and enjoy knowing that your work benefits causes that you believe in.
The objective in this study was to calculate costs and benefits caused by a safe community injury prevention programme in Motala, Sweden.
Despite this concession – and the relatively small sums at stake – child benefits caused one of the biggest rows at the summit, as the Visegrád countries opposed other countries taking advantage.
And as part of getting people off welfare rolls, many who were nonetheless eligible for Medicaid were discouraged from trying to obtain benefits, causing the number of beneficiaries to drop substantially in recent years.
He said: "Pressurising people by threatening to stop their benefits causes a great deal of financial problems and emotional distress, with some people attempting to take their own lives as a result.
