Sentence examples for benefits proves from inspiring English sources

But the fact that, more than 30 years on, it is still operating under the radar – with its own support systems, its own networks, its own labels, and new generations of fans still crowding its house shows, basement parties and benefits – proves that music still needs the alternative it offers.

But the allure of acting as host to the summit meeting, with its economic benefits, proved sufficient to help persuade local Okinawan officials to accept the relocation plan.

If, as seems likely, big cuts in benefits prove politically impossible, the only way of achieving an increase in national saving is through additional contributions.

He wasn't vested in the retirement plan, so when his Social Security benefits proved inadequate, he knew he'd have to find other work.

The conditional benefits proved more useful: profits at firms that got such payments were twice as high after three years as at firms that got cash with no strings attached.

Understandably, these benefits proved irresistible to industry and surgeons alike.

The PAC is concerned that even if Pathways to Work pilots (set up to identify ways of helping people off incapacity benefit) proves successful, no resources have been allocated to roll it out throughout the country.

The question of whether there was a benefit proved to be a difficult issue for jurors deciding Sean Stewart's fate.

Long-term, randomized, controlled population-based trials — the gold standard for establishing benefit — prove that mammography can reduce breast cancer mortality as much as 32percentt among women ages 40 to 70 years at entry into screening.

D1 Portraits of Grief B15 The Arts STAND-UP TEST RUN -- An A-list lineup of comedians at a packed Carnegie Hall charity benefit proved that New York is safe enough for slightly dangerous comedy.

Moreover, this benefit proved to endure over time since participants allocated to inventor avatars also performed better in a subsequent face-to-face brainstorming.