Sentence examples for effects on welfare from inspiring English sources
Anxiety over immigration and its effects on welfare systems is growing across the EU.
The Conservative economic line at the time – that austerity was the way out of recession and that spending should be reduced across the board – had its most profound effects on welfare, healthcare, housing and the pillars of our society, but the arts were to be slashed as well.
This proposition does not take into account these effects on welfare.
Development economists usually compare different types of growth and their effects on welfare.
While shocks such as droughts and floods are seen to have significant effects on welfare, health shocks are unpredictable and pose a great challenge that any household has to face [2].
The elevated aggression levels the first days after mixing may affect vixens' welfare negatively, however, the increase of social play after mixing suggests that social housing also have positive effects on welfare.
Like Fairtrade, a small additional outlay (an extra £1.50 per medium-sized chicken, according to the RSPCA) can have a big effect on welfare - though some may still choose to go the whole hog and fork out £5 more for organic or free-range.
I find a similar effect on welfare participation, while finding a negative effect on labor supply.
We find intellectual property to have an adverse effect on welfare as innovations become less frequent and less sophisticated.
In the pooled data, the coefficient of age has a negative and statistically significant effect on welfare.
