Sentence examples for benefits live from inspiring English sources
While not itself an index of poverty, MIS smashes poverty myths such as the popular fantasy that people on out-of-work benefits live a life of luxury.
They drive on America's freeways, cash its benefits, live under its military protection, prosper from its efforts to keep water clean, food safe and crime at bay, all the time portraying the government as the scapegoat for their "suffering".
Forty-one percent of people who receive benefits live in a household where someone is working.
From June to August, 14,000 of the extended benefit recipients that will lose their benefits live in states where recent employment growth continues to contract.
From January to May, just over 190,000 of the 410,800 that experienced an end to their extended benefits live in states with recent employment growth that is below the national average.
In today's world, sometimes we pay for that quintessentially American naïveté, but the benefits — living in an open society — always outweigh the costs.
One of the benefits living abroad in this day and age is the fact that we have incredible technology.
The benefits: living in places where others vacation, a guaranteed crew of like-minded friends, ability to travel in the off-season and constant change.
In Paris, families who need housing benefit live on the outskirts of the city, in large purpose-built blocks of government housing.
"It can't be right to have people on housing benefit living on streets which hard-working families cannot afford to live on," he said.
