Sentence examples for benefits have changed from inspiring English sources

You can then see quite how the generosity of benefits have changed over time for that particular family.

"The weddings and benefits this summer are crawling all over each other, and some benefits have changed their dates because they were competing with another big one".

But all these once 'cable-only' benefits have changed.

Although the methods of providing such benefits have changed over the years, the program's basic objective of helping low-income families meet their nutritional needs has remained constant.

Although benefits have changed since that time, in 2006, there was no retirement plan or comprehensive health-care plan in place, workers were encouraged to buy into the "healthy families," plan, the low-wage, public health care plan paid for by California tax payers, not American Apparel.

Workers are still compensated for their injuries, although the method of calculating benefits has changed substantially.

This observation could be hard to explain if the balance between costs and benefits had changed towards more beneficial settlement with adults due to the lack of aggression.

It is rather that the definition of who might benefit has changed.Until now, the strategy employed to deal with HIV infection has been one of "watchful waiting".

People receiving community services benefits had changes in their eligibility status throughout the study cohort however, 1326/1715 (77%) had a cumulative period in the database from the 2000/01 to 2006/07 fiscal periods of at least 2 years.

The sickness absence rate in Sweden has fluctuated much and regulations and benefit rates have changed relatively often compared with other European countries.

But their feelings about the costs and benefits of membership have changed utterly.Europe is no longer the thriving economic club that Britain joined 40 years ago.