Sentence examples for benefits dead from inspiring English sources

"If program funding is cut, then we face the loss of ecosystem benefits, dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico, billions and billions of dollars of lost revenue in tourism and fisheries, and millions of acres of wildlife," added Degennaro.

Now defined benefits are dead, no one knows what they will get for locking away cash in high-charging funds until the age of 70: paying off university debt and buying a home come first.

According to Shlosberg, families have been receiving benefits for dead and injured relatives only on the condition that they keep quiet about what happened, creating an atmosphere of fear.

There is some evidence that Egyptian mortuary dances were intended to generate a vitalizing potency that would benefit the dead.

In practice his vote probably means that the prescription drug benefit is dead, sacrificed to the tax cut.

9 P.M. (Showtime) SHAMELESS Frank William H. Macyy) tries to claim the pension and insurance benefits of a dead Eddie Jackson.

The family has been living on the Social Security survivor benefits from his dead father and food stamps.

If you are keen to reap these potential benefits in the dead of winter but are cursed by a brown thumb, worried about mess or frankly think it's too much work, I have the perfect solution: air plants.

He even collected unemployment benefits under the dead boy's name.

Not only that, but you are coupled with the power of the sea, like Ahava, a popular Israeli skin care line that touts the benefits of the Dead Sea and other such hullabaloo.

Unlike Ms. Paulus, the fictional Kinshasa Morton (Christine Campbell) actually has the benefit of the dead composer's opinions.