Sentence examples for easier benefit from inspiring English sources

"The easier benefit cuts are the ones that will have been done first, so what's left will be harder.

Robert Joyce, a senior economist with the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), told the BBC the work reflected the fact that the easiest benefit cuts had already been made: the choices faced by a future Tory government would be the "less palatable options that would involve overnight takeaways from certain families".

Easy life, easy benefits, comfy house, jobs galore to pinch from the locals.

So while you can enjoy the comfort that it brings – no one in their right mind doesn't enjoy the breathe-easy benefits of a drawstring waist or the cocooning sensation of a hoodie – you have to offset the nothing-to-see-here vibe with something to catch the eye.

So is it immoral to play if you have problems with the rules -- they make firing people too easy, benefits too low, unions too hard to organize, and generally encourage "schemes where the rich get richer," as a former Romney colleague from Bain Capital described that outfit?

It would be easier to benefit from Ms. Sandberg's advice if she made herself fully known to her readers.

They should find it easier to benefit from drug-patent exemptions where public-health needs justify them.

Imagine, contrary to what we have argued, that it would be as easy to save life as to kill; it would still not follow that it would be as easy to benefit as to harm by these means.

They believed victory would be easy and benefit America and Israel alike.

Though the establishment of biobankis not easy, the benefit to clinical research is obvious such as promoting precision medication.

As data sharing gets easier and benefits are demonstrated for the individual investigator, hopefully authors will become more apt to share their study data and thus maximize its usefulness to society.