Sentence examples for benefits usually from inspiring English sources

Patients are often anxious about cardiac catheterization, and a discussion of the risks and benefits usually allays their fears.

About 12 million of the 40 million Medicare recipients have retiree health benefits, usually including some drug benefits.

Basic state benefits usually last for 26 weeks, and they were extended in June to a total of 39 weeks.

Meanwhile, any proposals that might curb benefits usually run into a powerful and organised lobby for active and retired servicemen.

But especially in Manhattan, where housing can be so expensive, financial benefits usually far outweigh emotional reservations.

Factor in the less-generous benefits usually offered to newcomers, and a result is a region poised to lose some firepower, some economists fear.

I've never had a dispute over the fare — since both parties are getting a benefit, usually we each end up offering to pay well more than half.

The point about the Fairtrade label is that it gives shoppers a guarantee that some of the money they hand over at the checkout is buying some specific social benefit, usually a better financial deal and support for farming communities in developing countries.

"If this had been a Twenty20 game I do not think I would have been given out as the benefit usually goes to the batsman.

Bureaucrats at the Construction Ministry also benefit, usually in the form of lucrative postretirement jobs at construction companies, where as "advisers" they are given a car and driver but rarely show up for work.

Actions are generally targeted at people of working age who are not in work, but who could potentially work and are in receipt of an income-replacement benefit, usually an unemployment benefit but sometimes a social assistance, single parent or disability benefit.