Sentence examples for except benefit from inspiring English sources

"I am sure there was a time when this law made sense, but today it does nothing except benefit the rancher at the expense of me and my neighbors and other citizens around the state," Mr. Eastridge said.

One critical way to decrease long-term economic inequality is to increase the taxes paid on the inheritances by the sons and daughters of multi-millionaires who did nothing to earn these fortunes except benefit by the accident of birth.

As a result, a Cancer-Specific summary score is created by adding the constituent domains scores except Benefit of Cancer.

However, according to current practice perception, older age was associated with worse ranking of 12 (40.0%) items (distributed in all information domains except benefits and risks, p < 0.001 to p = 0.009).

So stubborn was his resistance that he was excepted from the benefit of the general capitulation accorded to the defenders, and, after being condemned to death and then reprieved, he was sent as a prisoner to the Tower of London.

Law-making is a process driven by processes more or less indistinguishable from market process except that benefits to legislators of their law-making are concentrated while costs are widely dispersed and thus only dimly understood even after the fact.[7] This is not only a moral hazard but an information problem.

Not many people know how to structure health research as a viable asset and we don't know where the commercial gain is, except social benefits".

Management shared the most, except for benefits as a motivation, a need for communication and feedback, and a holistic lean approach.

Excepting programs intended to benefit black Americans, "government-directed diversity programs should end," he added.

After all, who actually pays the bulk of this benefit, except them?

But a person having surgery just to help somebody else faces all risk and no benefit, except for the emotional boost of having helped.