Sentence examples for benefits particularly from inspiring English sources

"Membership is likely to offer significant economic benefits particularly for trade in services.

Other benefits, particularly means-tested supplements to low wages, subsidise employers, including many notorious tax dodgers.

It also held alluring health benefits, particularly the relief of painful menstruation.

Another is that the risks of mass vaccination could outweigh any benefits, particularly if no smallpox case ever appears.

"The reason for that increase is the continuing economic downturn, the housing shortage, and cuts to benefits, particularly housing benefit".

Labor leaders have argued that cutting jobless benefits — particularly money provided by the federal government — may be self-defeating.

Past studies have suggested that the drawbacks of daily use may outweigh the benefits, particularly in healthy patients.

John Lewis is famous for its staff benefits, particularly the annual bonus payout – worth up to a fifth of annual pay – and a gold-plated pension.

"This can have emotional benefits particularly as more often than not the same devices are being used to access both work and personal information," Strutt says.

Though critics complain of increased rates of bankruptcy and crime in casino towns, economists have found solid benefits, particularly in the Midwest, where regulation protected markets against oversaturation.

Means testing has been introduced for child benefit and is now being suggested for a wider range of benefits, particularly for older people.