Sentence examples for end waiver from inspiring English sources

Tight End Waiver Gems Heath Miller (PIT) — With names like Rob Gronkowski, Jimmy Graham, Jason Witten and Tony Gonzalez as tight end mainstays, it is easy to overlook that Miller was fantasy football's fourth highest scoring tight end last season.

Tight End Waiver Gems Jordan Reed (WAS) — Without looking, who was the top-scoring tight end in Week 7? I probably just gave away that answer, but Reed surprisingly outscored the likes of Rob Gronkowski, Vernon Davis and Julius Thomas.

Tight End Waiver Gems Tim Wright (TB) — I wrote about Wright a couple of weeks ago and he made me look silly by posting a 1-point effort against the Falcons.

Alshon Jeffery (CHI), Justin Blackmon (JAX), Golden Tate (SEA) Digging Deep Brandon LaFell (CAR), Jarrett Boykin (GB), Kris Durham (DET) Fool's Gold Jacoby Jones (BAL) Tight End Waiver Gems Timothy Wright (TB) — It is becoming extremely tough to find viable waiver wire tight end options.

In each case they seem to have taken their cue from House Republicans, who have voted not only to cut $40 billion across the next decade, but also to end waivers enacted during the darkest days of the recession that allow for more than the statutory 90-day limit for employable single adults when local jobless rates remain prohibitively high.

Among the changes: Ending waivers for states that during the recession allowed as many as 4 million people to collect food stamps who otherwise would not have qualified.

A particular case that Doyle and other economists have been critical of was the ECB's February decision to end a waiver allowing a Greece to use its junk-rated sovereign debt as collateral for loans, thereby increasing its borrowing costs.

While Senate Democrats and President Obama have vowed to block the House plan, at least a half-dozen states have begun ending the waivers on their own.

E. Neil Trautwein, a vice president of the National Retail Federation, a trade group, said that ending the waivers was "a wise, appropriate step for the administration to take".

Those possibly affected by ending the waivers comprise less than 5percentt of Americans collecting food stamps.

Those who support ending the waivers also promise robust job placement and training programs to help those affected meet work requirements, which could allow them to keep their benefits.