Sentence examples for benefits start from inspiring English sources

Benefits start expiring this week.

Membership benefits start immediately and last, well… a lifetime.

When you stop smoking, the health benefits start straight away and your risk of heart disease drops dramatically within just one year.

Most of the major elements of the reform law don't go into effect until 2014, but some important benefits start this year.

Keith Hayes of Goldman Sachs reckons that 500,000 copies off a single platform is about the point at which scale benefits start to drop away.

As years and decades pass, recipients of this deduction and other benefits start to see them as deeply and richly deserved.

The benefits started arriving at the end of October.

'Nick and Margaret: We All Pay Your Benefits' starts on BBC1 from Thursday at 9pm.

Republican lawmakers amended it to cut the length of benefits starting in January.

Perego said the Bolton staff would receive "competitive wages and comprehensive benefits starting on day one".

Hundreds have lost benefits starting this month, and hundreds more risk being cut off in the months to come.