Sentence examples for benefits looking from inspiring English sources

"I think most people looking at the legacy benefits, looking at what London has achieved, looking at the image of this city and this country that has been projected around the world, and the benign economic effects, will think the money well spent," he said.

Over the long term the benefits look worthwhile.

"It's clear that a number of universal benefits look vulnerable".

Mr. Grace, still receiving unemployment benefits, looked for work with increasing anxiety.

Any offsetting benefits look more amorphous and less certain, in our view".

Wendy Scurr from Middlesborough, who lives on disability benefits, looked for a loan online to buy a new settee.

There, unemployed people could get their benefits, look for jobs and, most significantly, receive vouchers for job training.

From entertainment companies' point of view, the potential benefits looked huge (see this week's survey of e-entertainment, after article).

If you have a packaged account and have not yet received a letter or an "annual statement of benefits", look out for it.

Research shows that mergers often fail to bring expected benefits: look no further than the break-up of DaimlerChrysler after nine unhappy years.

The current standard has come under heavy fire from mainstream economists, who say it makes virtually all government pension benefits look less costly than they really are.