Sentence examples for benefits lost from inspiring English sources

These households know the social, economic and political benefits lost.

Mental health problems are estimated to cost the country over £100bn each year through lost working days, benefits, lost tax revenue and the cost of treatment.

Now calculate benefits lost in sanctions, as claimants fail to look for jobs because they had some bogus other engagement, such as chemotherapy.

"Upon rejection, we will be in bankruptcy court dealing with a far harsher proposal with far more jobs and benefits lost," James Little, director of the air transport division, said in a letter.

Mental health problems cost the country an estimated £100bn each year through lost working days, benefits, lost tax revenue and cost of treatment, and account for 23% of the total burden of disease in the UK.

On Sept. 11, 41 Dominicans, few protected by pension plans or corporate benefits, lost their lives at the World Trade Center; on Monday, just after Mr. Pérez thought he'd finally attended one of his last memorial services, some 120 families under his aegis were decimated by the crash of American Airlines Flight 587.

Those on benefits lose £3.7bn though.

The health benefits – losing weight, feeling good about yourself, socialising, all the things people do it for.

And a 45-year-old woman, too ashamed even to admit to relatives that she's on benefits, loses her home of 20 years.

All of these veterans' benefits lose value when there is not an adequate COLA.

The EC reckons that unemployment benefit, lost productivity and lost tax revenue from youth joblessness comes to €153bn per year.