Sentence examples for benefits preventing from inspiring English sources

A few months into his governorship, McCrory opted out of the national Medicaid expansion, withholding health care from half a million North Carolinians, and cut the state's unemployment benefits, preventing a hundred and seventy thousand people from accessing federal entitlements.

One measure he may take in the Autumn Statement is to freeze more benefits, preventing them from rising in line with inflation.

Killing historically conferred large fitness benefits: preventing premature death, removing cost-inflicting rivals, gaining resources, aborting rivals' prenatal offspring, eliminating stepchildren, and winnowing future competitors of one's children.

Sainfoin (Onobrychis viciifolia) is a tanniniferous legume forage that has potential nutritional and health benefits preventing bloating, reducing nematode larval establishment, improving N utilization, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

But the text of the continuing resolution, which was unveiled later Tuesday night, only included the language pushed by McConnell ― providing $45 million for continued health benefits, preventing the loss of health coverage for thousands of miners and their families.  .

We and others think that for many women, the answer is yes because of HT's big potential benefits: preventing heart disease, which kills over 400,000 women a year and its ability to decrease breast cancer.

Economists have long argued that companies will underinvest in R. & D. and infrastructure because so-called spillover benefits prevent their capturing all the value they produce.

But progressives believe in democracy and say that's the point of helping each other -- that we are a country where we are in this together to build mutual prosperity -- unemployment benefits prevent a death spiral of continually falling demand.

A new observational study suggests that drugs commonly used to treat Alzheimer's disease may have another benefit: preventing heart attacks and premature death.

Re "A Vaccine May Shield Boys Too" (The Consumer, July 19): It is true that use of the Gardisil vaccine in men may provide more of a public health benefit (preventing cervical cancer in women) than an individual benefit (preventing anal and penile cancer in the male vaccine recipient).

Antilock systems offer much the same collision avoidance advantages for motorcycles as well as an added benefit: preventing a loss of stability when the front wheel locks, a situation that almost always ends with a bike lying on the pavement.