Sentence examples for benefits points from inspiring English sources

Activity at mid-Atlantic factories has fallen for a seventh consecutive month as costs shot up to a 28-year high, while new data on unemployment benefits points to a sluggish labor market.

But his study — and others that have found that people with cognitive deficits are less likely to buy Medigap insurance, enroll in Part D or choose a Medicare Advantage plan with better benefits — points to a larger policy issue.

They're focused on rewarding loyal customers with rational benefits – points, awards, upgrades – built around specific events or transactions.

This can result in lowered productivity, and as Zane Benefits, points out the overworking of other employees making up for those who need to conduct training.

Opponents of the new regulations, however, question the projected environmental benefits, pointing out that lighting accounts for less than 10 percent of total U.S. energy consumption.

Those trials found that patients who had a real treatment or a sham treatment reported similar benefits, pointing to a placebo effect.

The Times's leader, Less tax, more growth, recognised that it would have political benefits, pointing out that 60% of the people polled in recent research supported a 5% increase in the top rate.

As the Amazon article on reinventing their outmoded benefits pointed out, the opportunity for health innovators is that it's very straightforward to provide a superior service and offer it for less money -- making deflationary economics even more compelling.

The Labour party/Social Left/Green coalition that took power in 2005 has argued against cash benefits pointing out that children in a modern society need more than what a family can provide for them.

Even if employers could say that wellness programs caused certain benefits, pointing to which initiatives or challenges specifically caused the positive outcomes may be a challenge.

From a cost-benefit point of view, the value of a home AED is debatable.