Sentence examples for benefits overall from inspiring English sources

Relatively speaking, EU nationals are less likely to claim benefits overall than UK natives, but are more likely to receive some, particularly tax credits or JSA.

But if they had only changed the social cost of carbon and nothing else, the Obama standards would still have large, positive net benefits overall.

Reform does not mean privatizing, a la the Paul Ryan/Mitt Romney approach, which I think is an underhanded way to cut benefits overall.

Those that are available offer only marginal benefits overall, but are associated with clinically significant responses in as yet undefined subgroups.

One start-up, AgeWell, employs able-bodied older people to assist less able people of the same age, figuring the two will find a social connection that benefits overall health.

But equally problematic was their mechanistic approach, as Labour chased that target by hiking income transfers to families and children … spending more on benefits overall, and creating a whole new system of credits which cost four and half times more than those it replaced.

Some research suggests it reduces inflammation, benefiting overall health.

Interestingly, the study's initial reports, published in 2012 showed no benefit overall.

Even recipients who fall into the gap will benefit overall, McClellan emphasized.

Future efforts will focus on improving fracture mechanics as well to benefit overall biomechanical performance.

But they would face stricter limits on how much they could benefit overall from holes in the tax code.