Sentence examples for expecting benefits from inspiring English sources

It caused a kind of capitalistic pandemonium with customers demanding and expecting benefits for switching.

First Karl Rove berated his colleagues for calling Ohio for Obama too soon (they hadn't), then TV personality Bill O'Reilly blamed Romney's defeat on ethnic minorities expecting benefits from the government.

In June 2001, Paul H. O'Neill, President Bush's first Treasury secretary, said all that Americans expecting benefits have is "someone else's promise" that the paper held by the Social Security Trust Fund will be redeemed with taxes paid later by others.

Donations open to the public or rewarded in return are classified as donations expecting benefits.

Anonymous donations and those not rewarded are classified as donations not expecting benefits.

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So the expected benefits outweigh the costs.

The scheme has only delivered a fraction of the expected benefits so far," he said.

Mine supporters tout its expected benefits, including about 3,700 jobs and $60bn in economic impacts.

HOTELS in Beijing are not yet reaping the expected benefits of the Olympics.

The study showed that physical activity had the expected benefits for weight control.