Sentence examples for benefits dried from inspiring English sources
His unemployment benefits dried up two years ago.
Unemployment in busts also tends to fall more heavily on low-income jobs, but during booms, support for those on low incomes through benefits dries up.
For wet and isentropic fluids the thermodynamic efficiencies of the two-stage cycle exceed the corresponding values of reference processes by up to 2.25%, while the recuperator design benefits dry fluids compared to the two-stage concept.
About 2 million people would be cut off from benefits immediately if the scheme is not renewed, and a further 1 million people could see their benefits dry up by April.
What if a bad recession hit, with no jobs, cut services, and unemployment benefits dry up?
It also benefits drier sandy soil by allowing it to retain moisture and nutrients when added as a mulch substance.
Whatever you do, I think the icing benefits from drying out overnight so allow enough time for this.
So we find ourselves in an environment in which large American corporations are increasingly hostile to the bulk of workers at the same time that un- and under-employment rates are high, unemployment is lasting longer and benefits are drying up.
There are a number of great benefits to drying clothes outdoors, as listed here: Your clothes, linens, and other fabric items will smell fresh.
When the money stops pouring in and housing benefit dries up, the goodwill of private landlords is tested and often revealed to be finite.
