Sentence examples for benefits on average from inspiring English sources

They monitor those who are initially receiving 26 weeks of state benefits, on average.

(Workers can still retire as early as 62 with reduced benefits; on average, they retire at 64).

The premiums are set to rise from 5 percent of benefits, on average, for those retiring in 2002 to 9.5 percent for those retiring in 2030.

They may indeed receive higher wages and benefits on average than their private-sector counterparts, but perhaps that means that the private-sector employees are underpaid.

Retirees wouldn't receive fewer Social Security benefits, on average, because their annual benefit would increase with each year they delayed retirement.

Under the least generous policies, known as bronze plans, consumers will pay 40 percent of the costs of covered benefits, on average, and insurers will pay the rest.

The internal DWP report – written by the senior DWP manager responsible for the regime, Neil Couling – says benefit advisers can be given disciplinary warnings that contain a reference to what level of benefit might on average be expected.

Higher-income social tenants benefit, on average, by over £3,500 per household from reduced rent.

The Treasury estimates that higher income social tenants benefit on average from more than £3,500 per household from reduced rent.

Some 24.5 million people will benefit, on average, by £50 after inflation.

By contrast, immigrants with less than upper secondary education do not benefit, on average, from language skills.