Sentence examples for benefits common from inspiring English sources

In a study this year, Francine D. Blau and Lawrence M. Kahn of Cornell found that the labor supply of American women fell compared to those of other rich countries partly because the United States does not provide the generous family benefits common in the rest of the industrial world — like direct subsidies for children, mandatory paid maternity leave and free child care.

No word about stock options, golf club memberships, personal use of company houses or jets or other fringe benefits common in Japan.

Certainly, setting aside Tasmanian wet eucalypt forest to store C will not deliver the usual long term C accumulation benefits common to forests elsewhere.

To explore knowledge and beliefs (perceived risk factors, susceptibility, benefits, common barriers, and cultural barriers) in relation to mammography screening practices among Chinese American women.

One Touch to Your Entertainment The Harmony 1100 delivers the renowned benefits common to the Harmony family of universal remotes, including its exclusive one-touch activity-based control system powered by the world's largest A/V-control database of entertainment equipment, as well as its convenient online setup process.

The event will be sponsored by Battery Park City Cares, a humanitarian organization, to benefit Common Ground Relief to help those still in need from Hurricane Katrina.

Tiered plans with varying levels of benefits are common.

According to mortgage industry analysts and executives, such loans include important benefits not common in the current pool of conventional mortgages.

"This approach to the stability bond would deliver fewer of the benefits of common issuance but would also require fewer preconditions to be met," the document said.

Still, there is cause for concern about a possible conflict of interest in tax breaks to companies negotiating with City Hall for benefits, a common practice, other ethics experts said.

EV sales won't surge until their financial benefits become common knowledge.