Sentence examples for early benefits from inspiring English sources

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The other was that it encouraged interactivity, seen as one of the great early benefits of web-based technologies.

Most Americans claim early benefits, which are slightly reduced, rather than waiting until age 66 for full benefits.

He pointedly tells audiences, "62 is not old!" and said too many people are taking early benefits.

Morrisons insiders say it has been a huge and instant hit with customers; if so, the early benefits should be seen at Christmas.

Some of the early benefits, he said, would be "lower emissions, better use of the road capacity, safer journeys, more efficient journeys due to car sharing and possible savings due to different insurance or ownership arrangements".

Even so, frightening signs of hardship emerge, tied closely to the early benefit cuts.

The only qualifier is, if you're expecting an early benefit from heart disease it looks less likely".

Islander Trades Provide Early Benefit Since the acquisitions of Aleksei Yashin and Michael Peca in late June, the Islanders have sold more than 1,000 new season tickets.

We often see some early benefit from the introduction of new ideas, but over time such initiatives are always subjugated by our system's nefarious economic incentives.

Discounts in Germany are based on early benefit assessment.