Sentence examples for end of benefit from inspiring English sources

The Siebert game marked the end of benefit All-Star matches — until 1959.

So when Eastlands Homes put an item in its customer newsletter warning tenants over the impact of the bedroom tax, it seemed to be playing to the stereotypes that had seen those on the receiving end of benefit cuts portrayed as feckless and work-shy, sitting watching TV with their curtains closed while others are getting up for work.

Indeed, Card et al. (2007) posit that the effect of potential benefits duration on the unemployment exit rate is conditional on the way the researcher measures the end-of-benefit spike phenomenon.

Interestingly, Boone and van Ours (2012) find that end-of-benefit spikes are more likely to occur in transitions to permanent jobs and interpret this as optimizing behavior of workers who assume that employers will accept postponing the job starting date so as to coincide with the benefit exhaustion.

The long-term unemployed face the end of benefits.

A19 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 More Than Jobless Worry About the End of Benefits About 100,000 New Yorkers are scheduled to lose their additional unemployment benefits in the next two weeks.

They had to sell off Marcus Trescothick's "personal stash" of Marston's Pedigree, ordered in for his end-of-season benefit shindig.

If this end-of-life benefit would have been taken into account, the share of steel-cladding caused primary energy use would have been even more dominant.

The carbon footprint accounting includes fossil fuel emissions, cement process reaction emissions, potential avoided fossil fuel emissions due to biomass residues substitution and end-of-life benefit of post-use materials.

The focus on welfare and benefit reform is likely to include cuts in tax credits for wealthier families and could see the end of child benefit payment to higher earners.

To be a credible opposition, surely Labour has to support the end of a benefit to those earning double the average salary?