Sentence examples for benefits yet again from inspiring English sources

Even reaching an agreement over whether to extend benefits yet again has proved contentious.

Rather than arguing over extending unemployment benefits yet again, perhaps Republicans and Democrats could agree to tie those payments to work.

WASHINGTON, April 11 (Reuters) - Republicans, Democrats and even the White House distanced themselves Thursday from President Barack Obama's proposal to trim Social Security and other safety-net benefits, illustrating yet again the difficulty of reaching a bargain to reduce spending and tame the deficit.

Clearly there have been well-documented failures by officials but far from learning the lessons, it appears that the coalition and Labour are willing to give them the benefit of the doubt yet again".

This week will see Aanonson yet again sell the benefits of free school lunches to parents, of whom as many as a third, she estimates, will be wary or sceptical.

She suggested that my friend keep it until menopause, so that she can use it yet again for its hormone-balancing benefits.

The irony of it all is that it is likely, yet again, to be an American company that benefits the most from his invention.

Nobody would be surprised if he, having benefited from a tactical alliance with the Houthis, turned against them yet again.

I am confident that it is safe to unleash them yet again, put some wind in their sails and reap the benefits.

Yet again, a cornerstone of ICU practice wanes in the light of our inability to demonstrate any benefit from its use, or should it?

"And that is used by brokers and lenders to insure that the homeowner will need to refinance, yet again, to avoid foreclosure," Ms. Ludwig said, "while the broker and lender hit the cash register again, collecting more points, more fees, stripping out more equity and putting the borrower in a new loan that yet again does not benefit -- typically -- her".