Sentence examples for benefits reducing from inspiring English sources

In addition to the monetary benefits, reducing fossil fuel use could increase public support for action on climate change, the report says.

Bioplastics can offer several benefits: reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the production process, minimizing toxic waste in the environment and promoting rural economic development by using local crops.

Full-time students at public four-year colleges and universities receive an estimated average of about $5,400 in grant aid and federal tax benefits, reducing their net tuition and fees to about $1,600, from the published $7,000.

While such a change would deeply disappoint many of Mr. Obama's supporters, it could have two potential political benefits, reducing the initial cost of any bill and reducing the size of cuts needed in the future growth of Medicare.

Because the numbers of homeless are rising, there is less temporary accommodation available and with landlords increasingly nervous about housing tenants who claim benefits, reducing the available stock, and more people are being pushed into B&Bs.

Testing all new registrants at a GP surgery or acute admissions at hospitals, for instance, have their benefits – reducing stigma is one – but are much more expensive in terms of identifying one positive.

He said his agency had no "specific projection" of the number of retirees who might see their benefits reduced if employers dropped coverage or reduced payments.

Do unemployment benefits reduce the incentive to seek work?

Its insurance coverage is limited, so some employees would have their benefits reduced.

Roughly 800,000 Social Security recipients have some of their benefits reduced.

Dana Dillon, 44, a teacher in Weed, Calif., will also have benefits reduced when she retires.