Sentence examples for benefits enough from inspiring English sources

To be accepted, innovations must deliver benefits — enough benefits to make change worthwhile.

In July, the Congressional Budget Office — the nonpartisan arbiter of the costs and consequences of government spending — decided that we had not been valuing these benefits enough.

Still, the young worker felt lucky to find a job that paid $14.34 an hour (plus benefits), enough to pay the bills and help support his father, who is battling leukemia.

The authority that his support gave to the Welfare Reform and Pensions Act of 1999, after campaigning against cuts in incapacity benefits – "Enough is enough... this is a fine bill" – was very welcome to the realists of Tony Blair's government.

Without a job, she said, her monthly income dwindled to $666 in Social Security benefits, enough to cover the rent on the same rent-controlled Midwood apartment she has occupied for 26 years, but not much else.

And full-time students at public two-year colleges actually get an average $3,000 in grant aid and tax benefits — enough to pay the average $2,500 tuition and fees and still have $500 left toward living expenses.

That is benefit enough to seek F.D.A. approval.

Without them, innovators may not benefit enough from sharing their creations, reducing the incentive to create.

"There are lots of positive sides, but the other side of the coin is that we didn't benefit enough.

Some patients simply cannot tolerate intense chemotherapy or may not benefit enough to make it worthwhile, Dr. Raptis and other doctors said.

Still, investors may wonder why the other two-thirds of the emerging-market universe failed to benefit enough to at least compensate for the fall in commodity stocks.