Sentence examples for benefits more even from inspiring English sources

For the year to date Goldman has set aside $11.4 billion for compensation and benefits, more even than in the halcyon first half of 2007.

I submit, in all seriousness, that women have benefitted more (even) than men by telecommuting technology.

But he said the benefits of more even competition would outweigh the negatives.

The Governance, Financing, and Human Resources building blocks are heavily skewed towards a primary function, but the Information, Service Delivery, and Medicines and Technology building blocks have benefited from more even investments across multiple functions.

Love Productions, heavily criticised for making Benefits Street, seemed more even handed this time round, but the project was bound to be met with suspicion and anger.

Obviously, all profiling methods will largely benefit from a more even sampling of the microbial world.

The breakdown for defined benefit pensions is much more even.

Most people could benefit by weighing the evidence more, even when results vary.

He said Peugeot stood to benefit more than G.M., even though G.M. was the one making a cash investment.

People of all races benefit from more opportunity, even if they can't dunk.

Pension benefits are even more out of line.