Sentence examples for benefits creating a from inspiring English sources

But consumers who don't pay also get the benefits, creating a strong temptation to free ride.

"Removing these disruptive students will yield broad benefits, creating a more orderly environment".

They then added Cisco-driven synergy and systems benefits creating a leapfrog result.

Robin Hood essentially raises taxes while reducing benefits, creating a downward spiral in home values and property tax receipts.

As the book makes clear, the economic activity is generating wider benefits, creating a swath of ancillary services, including camel brokers, private veterinarians and milk sellers, who are usually women.

So if the government comes along with a proposal to redistribute money (by raising the earned income tax credit, raising the minimum wage, raising food-stamp benefits, creating a national basic income, or what have you), it's not clear why I should care about any potential associated cost to growth.

He rejected Republican arguments that government benefits create "a nation of takers".

THE GENERATIONAL PEACEMAKERS -- While Social Security taxes and benefits create a tangled web of income redistribution, most of the transfer is from young to old.

Highlighting the positive effects of exercising for 30 minutes a day on the immune system and other health benefits creates a personal and clear incentive for pedal-driven, carbon-free transportation.

Doubling the number of retirees on Social Security as the boomers age is already a major fiscal challenge - doubling them and then atop that promising a 60percentt increase in benefits creates a budget monster that should frighten the left.

The court also recognized that there were two categories of actionable sexual harassment under Title VII: harassment that conditions employment benefits on sexual favours (quid pro quo) and "harassment that, while not affecting economic benefits, creates a hostile or offensive working environment" (non quid pro quo).