Sentence examples for drawn benefit from inspiring English sources

I am talking, clearly, of relatively prosperous but not unduly rich 'hoods of capital cities. (The provinces are different: small-town France and Germany have been better served by Continental notions of social justice than provincial Britain has drawn benefit from Anglo-Saxon competition).

Seabirds have had a long association with both fisheries and sailors, and both have drawn benefits and disadvantages from the relationship.

The country drawing benefit from it is not called on to make any fresh concession.

Under the current system, people can only draw benefit if they fulfil certain conditions.

Would such partners be prepared to work on the same scale with UK universities if they were not able to draw benefit from participation in EU research programmes?

It should then debate seriously whether lone parents have a right to draw benefit almost without condition until their youngest child is 16.

In each of the main categories, incapacity benefit and single parents, the massive increase in the number of jobs has resulted in those who have been drawing benefit for the shortest period of time moving to employment.

This is true around the world as governments reform their pay-as-you-go systems to take account of ageing populations, which will drive up the ratio of pensioners drawing benefit to workers paying for them.

The town of Clichy and its community groups need to stay in the news and maximise their martyr status so as to draw benefit from the French patronage system.

In the following study, we present ways to draw benefit from the complementarity of these scores.

However, in the French Ger-Inf-05 trial [25], only nonresponders to the 250-μg ACTH test (cortisol increment < 250 nmol/L) drew benefit from corticosteroids.