Sentence examples for benefits close from inspiring English sources

Firms such as Nissan have been careful to keep pay and benefits close to those of the Big Three.

African-Americans, who make up 22 percent of the poor, receive 14 percent of government benefits, close to their 12 percent population share.

Current plans will see new claims to existing benefits closed during 2016.

The White House argued that it brought taxes on Social Security benefits closer in line with taxes on private pensions.

Last year, Delta began talking with its pilots' union about proposed contract concessions, which Delta says would bring its wages and benefits closer to those at American and United.

Quite apart from it being helpful to your industry as a whole, interns can bring benefits closer to home such as managing spikes in workloads.

On Thursday, West Virginia's teachers staged a statewide walkout over pay and benefits, closing school for more than 275,000 students.

It would change pension offers for future state and local workers, including teachers and fire and police personnel, bringing their contributions and benefits closer to those of employees in other states.

And it even has benefits closer to home, in the message it would send to the rest of us.

The benefits to the sender may be direct, such as securing a mate or successfully repelling an opponent, or indirect, in that the receiver's choice may benefit close kin of the sender.

And with the public offering of which the country benefited, close to one billion dollars in various industrial programs began to change the total feature of this country.