Sentence examples for benefits fall from inspiring English sources

But for other Type 2 patients, the test strips' benefits fall off sharply.

The cut to Wrag payments would see weekly benefits fall from £102.15 to £73.10.

When the economy is growing strongly and companies are hiring, requests for unemployment benefits fall below 400,000.

It is widely recognized, however, that in practice the cash benefits fall considerably short of the levels intended by the designers of the plans.

With college tuition rising, he and other supporters say the current benefits fall short of paying full tuition, forcing veterans pursuing degrees to come up with the money to stay in college.

The sceptics argue, with some justification, that he has failed to extract real change from the EU to limit migration and that his plans to ban in-work benefits fall far short of what he had promised.

The rest either exhausted their benefits, fell short of requirements or did not apply.

Applications for unemployment benefits fell to 429,000, the lowest level since August 2008, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Last week, initial applications for unemployment benefits fell 5,000 to a seasonally adjusted 305,000, the department reported.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell 6,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 361,000, the Labor Department said.

The Labor Department reported yesterday that new claims for jobless benefits fell slightly last week.