Sentence examples for benefits either from inspiring English sources

Often, they don't receive medical benefits either, although SUNY part-timers do qualify if they teach two or more courses.

He also has a Folds of Honour Foundation which benefits either disabled soldiers or families of people killed in the line of duty.

Specifically, it seems likely that Mr. Obama could have gotten an extension of the payroll tax cut included in the bill, or unemployment benefits, either of which would have had a stimulative effect.

It could also be the case that after four or five years of economic slump and stagnation, ever more citizens have been forced to confront the harsh reality of life on benefits, either first hand or witnessing friends and family being ground through the mill.

He started such a registry in Texas in 1997, and he said it served one of two benefits: either encouraging fathers to take responsibility for their children, or making it easier, if those fathers chose not to do that, to have their children adopted.

Take the case of those calling for gradual reduction in Social Security benefits – either by raising the retirement age or switching to a "chained" Consumer Price Index (a revised inflation index which cuts government spending by reducing annual cost of living adjustments).

More delay, the judge said, will not benefit either side.

"We believe that tardiness won't benefit either party".

Union leaders say an antagonistic relationship simply does not benefit either side anymore.

There are no reassurances that such a new approach would benefit either America or Japan more than the current arrangement.

There is no evidence that any of his actions ended up benefiting either company during the roughly eight months that he owned the stocks.