Sentence examples for benefits whether from inspiring English sources
The right policy will provide benefits whether or not an attack occurs.
They have real benefits, whether you buy into the belief system behind them or not.
Pension benefits, whether funded or unfunded, are a postdated cheque on the income of future workers.
"But I don't know, in terms of dollars and benefits, whether it's a good thing to do now.
A number of developing countries have set up social benefits, whether conditional or unconditional, that help poor households.
In some cases the Fed's lending had clear benefits, whether or not the loans meant going beyond the mandate.
Watching television, recession or not, does not require buying tickets, beer or steak in the Bronx — and the Yankees benefit whether fans go or sit at home.
Public health is just that—studies and measures taken for collective benefit, whether now or (as in the case of research) in the future.
The path of every astronaut and the orbit of every satellite from which we benefit – whether for communications, Earth observation, scientific research around Earth or other planets, global positioning information – was calculated using this simple formula.
Michael Mansfield QC says: "If the Human Rights Act were scrapped people would soon realise how our daily lives benefit whether it's in health, people in care, child abuse and so many other issues".
"This is an arbitrary time limit placed on the amount of time they can get the benefit, whether they're still too sick to work or not," said Tom Cottam, a policy analyst with Macmillan Cancer Support, a major British charity.
