Sentence examples for benefits rush from inspiring English sources

The suspension stemmed from benefits Rush allegedly received from an Amateur Athletic Union coach while he was in high school in Kansas City, Mo.

But when a friend told her that there were job openings with the state police, with regular pay and benefits, she rushed to apply.

There seems little benefit to rushing back Wright, not with only seven weeks remaining in a season long gone awry, and with his fellow core position players Carlos Delgado and Jose Reyes doubtful to return.

So who benefits from this rush to get on the technology school bus?

The actors even managed to find some benefit in the rush and scramble of production.

Mr. Rush benefited from an outpouring of sympathy; the wake was studded with politicians and there were renewed calls for gun control, one of Mr. Rush's causes.

So widespread shift changing around 4 30 or 5 o'clock began to evolve, giving both groups of drivers the benefit of a rush hour.

"Premium Rush" benefited from that "simple geographical clue," said Mr. Koepp, who added that while it was not uncommon for well-acquainted filmmakers to ask one another to give notes, Mr. Spielberg's come with a signature "undercurrent of kindness".

Platinum prices have also benefited from the rush to safety.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Metals Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Junk bonds Reprints.

Udacity is positioned perfectly to benefit from the rush on talent in a number of growing areas of interest among tech companies and startups.

Plans to introduce a three month wait before foreign citizens can apply for out of work benefits are being rushed through Parliament to start on 1 January.