Sentence examples for benefits lapse from inspiring English sources

Democrats prefer to talk about Republicans letting unemployment benefits lapse.

The first step for many people whose benefits lapse is to take "survival jobs," low-paying positions that do not make use of their skills, Mr. Stettner said.

It is hard to believe, as the holidays approach yet again amid economic hard times, but Congress looks as if it may let federal unemployment benefits lapse for the fourth time this year.

He wanted the president to draw that line in the sand, let the unemployment benefits lapse, the tax code fall into limbo, and hold out until public opinion forced 60 votes to come around.

If they don't cooperate with him next month, hundreds of millions of Americans will see their payroll taxes rise on January 1st, and many people who have been out of work for more than six months will see their unemployment benefits lapse.

Unemployment remains high, and many unemployed "may simply give up looking for jobs once their benefits lapse".

But he said he did not know how he would cover the $800 monthly rent after his unemployment benefits lapsed this week.

But Mr. Rockwell has been succumbing to a slow economic death, which accelerated significantly in the last month as his unemployment benefits lapsed.

I received $200 a week for the following six months and I haven't had any source of regular income since those benefits lapsed.

But given that so many unemployed workers will have exhausted their benefits or were never eligible for benefits in the first place, more than two out of every three unemployed workers will enter 2013 without receiving any form of unemployment insurance (for example, those whose benefits lapsed or who didn't qualify, because of self-employment or insufficient hours).

With the memory of the onslaught that occurred when unemployment benefits lapsed over the summer, the center is planning one of its most aggressive food drives ever, along with a campaign to drum up donations and volunteers, said Andrae Bailey, the executive director.