Sentence examples similar to extension benefits from inspiring English sources

La Motta figured the extension benefitted him most as Robinson tended to start fast and then coast to victory towards the end.

The sirtuin family of proteins also regulate some aspects of aging and it has been postulated that the life-extension benefits of CR are regulated through either the TOR or sirtuin pathways, or possibly both [11], [12].

Mesenchymal stem cells quickly anchored to the hybrid matrix, forming focal adhesions, and substantially conformed to cytoskeletal extensions, benefited from the fibronectin adhesive domains.

The extension of benefits in 2008 had bipartisan support.

Without the extension, those benefits would have begun expiring after May 31.

The rise is partly a result of another extension of benefits by Congress in November.

On Thursday, the House approved a bipartisan war-financing bill that included the 13-week extension of benefits.

Poverty and, by extension, the benefits system, together work to instil shame and isolation in those subjected to such miseries.

In Washington, deficit hawks in the Senate blocked an extension of benefits for the long-term unemployed.

A favourable labour code was enacted, and a social security system that promised progressive extension of benefits was inaugurated.

Since 2008 the federal government has paid for an extension of benefits, now to 99 weeks in battered states.