Sentence examples for benefits ripped from inspiring English sources
"But there doesn't seem to be a limit," he said, contemplating the essential services stripped away and the billions in benefits ripped from the pockets of very "hardworking" families, disabled people or the elderly left with no care, without riots or rebellions.
Now it looks like e-cig companies are only getting more creative with their marketing strategies: According to the Associated Press, they've started offering college scholarships in exchange for essays about the dangers of smoking tobacco, and the benefits of ripping e-cigs instead.
The new platform also embraced the idea that "it is immoral to steal the property earned by one individual and give it to another who has no claim or right to its benefits" — a line ripped from Bastiat's jeremiad against taxation and welfare.
The tabloid press – which sees the corporation as a subsidised rival, from whose demise they would benefit financially – has ripped the broadcaster apart for suspending Clarkson and making mountains out of molehills, failing to pour oil on troubled water, bad management etc.
While discussing the benefits of broccoli extract, Paltrow ripped open a small white packet and slurped down its contents: vitamin-C nanospheres, which purportedly reach the bloodstream faster than other forms.
By not getting ripped off you are not only benefiting yourself, but future travelers.
Today, government agencies act as if they deserve the benefit of the doubt as they secretly do things ripped from the pages of science-fiction novels.
In this paper, we introduce a basic multi-layered modeling framework for posing the problem of safe, robust and efficient design and control that may lend itself to ripping potential benefits from electrification.
McNamara said he cannot see any benefits for London from the rickshaw industry and says he hates seeing tourists ripped off.
Many families will be ripped apart by the announced public sector job losses and children will be plunged into poverty through changes to housing benefit.
