Sentence examples for benefits virtually from inspiring English sources

"I do not shy away from the fact that our bill benefits virtually every American family," said Senator William V. Roth Jr., Republican of Delaware.

They've come of age during South Korea's growth with all the attached benefits: virtually every one of them educated abroad (America, mainly), fluent in foreign languages, buzzing with international connections.

Although massage has been widely applied for a variety of health reasons and substantial clinical reports indicate subjective benefits, virtually nothing is known regarding the neural systems affected by massage.

this week, would permanently extend the George W. Bush-era income tax cuts that benefit virtually every U.S. taxpayer, rein in the alternative minimum tax and limit the estate tax to estates worth more than $5 million for individuals or $10 million for couples.

The union considered the deal a victory because it allowed workers to maintain health care benefits at virtually no cost.

Denmark's comprehensive social welfare system offers unemployment, disability, old-age, and survivorship benefits at virtually no charge to all Danes.

The Bush administration proposed rules on Monday to carry out the sweeping new Medicare law, and it said that nearly 11 million of the 41 million beneficiaries would receive comprehensive drug benefits at virtually no cost.

A1 Medicare Reforms Initiated The Bush administration proposed rules to carry out the sweeping new Medicare law, and it said nearly 11 million of the 41 million beneficiaries would receive comprehensive drug benefits at virtually no cost.

Though the bill, laboriously forged by the House Judiciary Committee over recent weeks, makes a distinction between same-sex unions and marriage, the benefits are virtually the same in providing state recognition for same-sex couples who cannot marry.

All of us face difficulties over young people, especially young men who are condemned to a life on benefits with virtually no hope of participating fully or actively in a vibrant and forward-looking society.

Insurers selling plans on exchanges will have to provide a set of "essential benefits" and virtually anyone will be allowed to buy on exchanges (except undocumented immigrants), though few people who are covered by employer health plans or by public programs like Medicare and Medicaid are likely to switch.