Sentence examples for benefits report from inspiring English sources

The benefits report showed that the number of people receiving regular unemployment benefits fell by 80,000, to 3.71 million.

The unemployment benefits report is "mildly encouraging" but should be treated with caution, said Douglas Porter, an economist at BMO Capital Markets, because the weekly claims report is volatile.

It is important to note that the migrants are not seeking to enter Britain to claim benefits (Report, 30 July): migrants can access benefits in France more easily and the British Red Cross points out that migrants want to enter Britain as they already speak English and think it will be easier to find work.

According to the 2011 VBA Annual Benefits Report, 116,499 veterans used GI Bill assistance during the 2011 fiscal year to pursue undergraduate degrees; 21,043 used it to pursue graduate degrees.

However, there's no time to bask in glory, as the number of page views rises and the press rolls out headlines like, "Backlash Continues For Digg as Reddit Steps in and Reaps the Benefits," "Report: Reddit Ready To Defeat Digg‎," and "New Digg Sucks?

The Society for Human Resource Management, or SHRM's, 2012 Employee Benefits report is peppered with the usual benefit suspects of standard PPO and employee health benefit plans, prescription drug offerings and casual dress offered in the office at least one day a week for 55percentt of those companies surveyed.

It is not only Vodafone shareholders who will reap the benefits; reports yesterday indicated that advisers - legal and financial - stand to gain some £91 million from the deal.

It is women who are reaping the benefits, reporting increased satisfaction with their sex lives, while in men satisfaction has declined.

The benefits reported are sensitive to transportation and operating costs.

This challenges researchers in determining what 'dose' of team sport equals the benefits reported in the literature [4].

There is a lack of comprehensive understanding of the types of REDD+ costs and benefits reported in the literature.