Sentence examples for benefits though not from inspiring English sources

On the Democratic side, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York also wants to change the tax treatment of employee health benefits, though not as radically as Mr. McCain.

Journalists initially saw this as a threat but are coming to appreciate its benefits, though not without much heart-searching.

Directions are free to members, but membership (which includes other benefits, though not roadside assistance or towing) costs $5.99 a month.

Another would be to make the benefits less generous (apart from the Bolsa Família, which pays out relatively low amounts and is very cost-effective): Brazil's constitution mandates that most state benefits, though not those paid under the Bolsa Família, must equal or exceed the minimum wage, which has been growing fast in recent years.

Those economic benefits, though, don't appear to touch places more than 100 miles beyond the airport.

Economists generally agree that corporate tax cuts can benefit workers, though not as much as Hassett has claimed, and not as quickly as Republicans are now suggesting.

Not every company should offer this benefit, though, particularly not with strings attached.

The other major network newscasts also benefit from DVRs, though not as much.

To reap the benefits of cleaner cookstoves, though, not only is their sustained use required, they also need to displace low-performing units.

"However, per the FDA definition, it is approved based on evidence of safety and probable benefit". Though not to be a blockbuster from a financial standpoint, the lawsuit has relevance to the current debate in Washington.

It's a benefit for 100percentt of us, though, not 51percentt.