Sentence examples for benefits class from inspiring English sources

As for Cameron's response, I don't need to tell you he declined to reply: "Jesus was a troublesome fundamentalist who barely appeared to have a job and appears to have naively placed pandering to the benefits class above economic growth on his list of priorities.

David Arsen: The question we looked at was how much of this pattern of increasing financial distress among school districts in Michigan was due to things that local districts have control over as opposed to state-level policies that are out of the local districts' control: teacher salaries, health benefits, class size, administrative spending.

That prohibition did not stop several agents for Pioneer American Insurance Company, a sister company of American Amicable, from arranging "veterans benefits" classes last summer for marines at Camp Pendleton's training school, camp lawyers said.

"This is an excellent resolution of the case that will benefit class members," she said in a statement.

Of all the simulations, Post-MI-FM [−30°] most closely resembles pure anterior protraction of the maxilla and would benefit class III patients with severe mid-facial deficiency.

All buyers have top-priority benefit classes, or "hot buttons". For example, a telecommunications manager weighing a choice between Bell and non-Bell equipment will find some benefits, like ownership, available only from non-Bell vendors.

Graglia then joined forces with two other D.C. studios -- Flow and Down Dog -- to plan a series of benefit classes, he told The Huffington Post.

CORRECTION, 10 53 a.m.: A misspelling of Mike Graglia's name was corrected, and Yoga District was added as one of the first yoga studios to plan benefit classes on Hall's behalf.

The value of peer instruction stems largely from the benefits of class discussion reinforcing concepts (Tanner, 2009).

There are many benefits to class participation and different programs offer different online opportunities.

Benefits: Gives class an immediate set of places and distances to research.