Sentence examples for benefits saw from inspiring English sources

A range of factors – house-price inflation, rising unemployment, a more general increase in the number of people with drink, drug and mental health problems, a ban on 16- and 17-year-olds claiming housing benefits – saw rough sleeping, most visibly in London's notorious "cardboard cities", on the increase once more.

Returning to our framework, issues of scale, ownership, rhetorical framing and the perceived distribution and fairness of costs and benefits saw the "national interest" subsumed within historical post-colonial narratives.

As a former grammar school pupil, my views about its benefits have see-sawed down the years.

Meanwhile, Pfizer became a marketing buzz saw, benefiting now from many joint venture deals.

CANNES, France - Fashion rolled out the red carpet for charity in Cannes, with a benefit runway show that saw A-listers including Naomi Campbell, Jane Fonda, Rosario Dawson and tennis man Novak Djokovic strut their stuff for a good cause.

"The only people who are going to benefit are the saw-millers".

And they plan to pay for this by taking a buzz saw to programs that benefit the poor, elderly and otherwise vulnerable.

"Now they're doing it for $75 an acre, they buy their own saw and don't have any benefits".

The 108th Congress convened today under Republican control, and the Senate quickly adopted an unemployment benefits extension after a partisan debate that some saw as a prelude to the next two years.

They benefit from pruning and repay careful remedial work with saw and secateurs, but whether renovation is worthwhile depends on the tree's age and condition.

The old saw that paid organ donation exploits the poor to benefit the rich would be turned upside down.