Sentence examples for concern benefit from inspiring English sources

The truth is that, despite all the public concern, benefit fraud represents less than 1% of welfare spending.

Rural towns and municipalities, and those locals about whom Trump is expressing so much concern, benefit from the tourist dollars national parks and monuments bring, as well as additional access to careers with the federal government, and investment from federal monies.

Scope chief executive Richard Hawkes said: "Disabled people keep coming back to the same concern: benefit scroungers.

He points to the way that Siemens, a German engineering concern, benefited in the second half of the 1990s from investments in innovation in the first half.Some American companies have had similar experiences.

The third sort is the kind that might arise in Rhode Island, concerning benefit changes for current workers and current retirees.

In the written judgment, Foskett ruled that the DWP's standard letter sent out to Wilson was not sufficiently clear and precise to comply with the governments own regulations concerning benefit sanctions.

But if 43% of the hunger being dealt with by food banks concerns benefit disruption, where does the rest come from?

Promising results concerning benefit versus risk of antibiotics use are the most favorable [ 6, 7].

Despite the long history of using stimulation during infant's resuscitation and its frequent use in routine DR-management [ 13], limited scientific data concerning benefit or harm of that intervention warrant further research.

Questions concerning benefits, target audiences, and levels of support for the centerpieces of a line become almost impossible to resolve.

Clarett was suspended from the Ohio State team for at least one year after he was accused of breaking National Collegiate Athletic Association bylaws concerning benefits for athletes and misleading investigators.