Sentence examples for burgeoning benefits from inspiring English sources

The Work and Pensions Secretary was backed by the Chancellor George Osborne in arguing that welfare reforms were essential to helping recipients back into work and tackling Britain's previously burgeoning benefits bill.

The two reports suggest a more radical but potentially more lasting solution to the burgeoning welfare bill: provide housing at rents that low-income tenants can afford to pay from their wages, with less or no reliance on housing benefit.

How much the city's burgeoning role will benefit its endless shanty towns remains to be seen, but some of the political gloss is already rubbing off on the city's culture.

The only way for a farmer to acquire more than he is allotted is via the black market.The benefits of burgeoning wholesale trade are evident in a stroll through the back streets of Old Havana.

The use of prizes by philanthropies and private businesses to encourage innovation and achieve social benefits is burgeoning.

Still with assets of more than $19 billion, some of Paulson's hedge funds benefited from burgeoning M&A activity.

On Saturday, September 20, The Anne Douglas Center presents an arts fundraiser called "Turning Wounds Into Light," to benefit its burgeoning arts curriculum.

Due to its specificity and efficiency, we believe that this robust technique is superior to other approaches to exosome labeling, and could benefit the burgeoning field of exosome research.

For Mr. Segel there is an obvious satisfaction in seeing his crushing embarrassments transmuted into crowd-pleasing comedy, but he is clearly enjoying other benefits from his burgeoning celebrity.

This burgeoning ecosystem is closing the "benefits gap" between employees and contractors.

As usual, income differentials have risen, the percentage of people living in poverty has grown, and citizens unequally share the risks and benefits of the burgeoning oil industry.