Sentence examples for benefits saved from inspiring English sources

The firms will make their profits from the benefits saved.

In the spirit of plain language, here is a breakdown of how the new law affects small businesses -- including the benefits saved by the Supreme Court decision.

The balance to be found between benefits (saved lives) and costs (unnecessary surgery) could be greatly influenced by better markers.

Its deficiencies have given rise to serious efforts to either improve its specificity by combining it with other existing biomarkers or discover and define new ones and also examine the possibility to use those markers as targets for a therapy influencing the balance between benefits (saved lives) and costs (unnecessary surgery).

1 NATIONAL 30-41 Food Stamp Benefits Saved The Bush administration said that it would rescind a federal policy that threatened to cut food stamp benefits for several million low-income elderly and disabled people who save money on their medicines by using the new Medicare drug discount cards.

How much money did the benefits save you - or did you even use them?

Training them would be easy, and the potential benefits — saving billions of dollars and millions of lives — worth any effort.

New Malton's owners believe that forsaking chemicals has economic as well as ecological benefits, saving tens of thousands of pounds a year.

The emails suggested that civil servants, acting on instructions from the Conservatives, had drawn up proposals to tax disability benefits, saving £1.5bn a year.

"We hope that the unions will, through some adjustments in pension funds and fringe benefits, save us about half a billion dollars," he said.

So if the BBC's document is any guide, George Osborne – reappointed as chancellor – could look to strip £1bn from carers' allowances; means-test national insurance-backed unemployment benefits, saving another £1.3bn; and tax disability benefits to raise another £1.5bn.