Sentence examples for erode benefit from inspiring English sources
Taxes further erode benefit payments because the levels at which benefits become taxable — generally, $25,000 for individuals and $32,000 for couples — have never been adjusted for wage growth or inflation.
In exchange for sufficiently eroded benefits, governments and school districts will be forced to pay much higher wages, and taxpayers much higher taxes, for the same work.
Other leaders, like Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, expressed frustration with fallout from the global economic crisis that she said has "eroded benefits accumulated over years of reform".
We are working harder and longer for less and less, with diminishing income and eroding benefits continuing to drag us further down.
It was a deepening of a three-decade long trend of families seeing their incomes and lifestyles squeezed by stagnant wages and eroding benefits.
He or she would tell the self-described "business guy" about a growing lack of appreciation for faculty, stagnant pay, eroding benefits and the increasing difficulty of teaching American college students in over-crowded and ill-equipped classrooms.
Designed to keep inflation from eroding benefits, the COLA is automatically based on growth in the consumer price index designed for wage earners and clerical workers, a metric known as the CPI-W.
In addition, decarbonisation of the energy mix for household energy would progressively erode the benefit of a reduction in ventilation related carbon dioxide equivalent emissions (table 2).
This is surprising as it might be expected that ruptures of the aneurysm in those originally screened as normal and incidental detection of abdominal aortic aneurysm in the control group would erode the benefit over time.
Aside from risking public outrage, a war that dragged on could also erode any benefits from helping the United States.
Such practices threaten to erode the benefits consumers derived from deregulation of the airline industry -- namely, lower fares and expanded service.
