Sentence examples for fat benefits from inspiring English sources

Politicians have in the past offered fat benefits and low retirement ages to voters.

But there is another political reality at play: public resentment of government employees' job security and fat benefits at a time when many workers are suffering.

Much of what economists know about structural unemployment has been gleaned from the sorry history of continental Europe, where fat benefits and rigid firing rules dulled labour-market efficiency.

No wonder the regionals are pushing to adopt a version of the way the Europeans train their pilots, which could not be more different from the way it is done in the U.S. Europe doesn't have a ready pool of military pilots lining up to grab the high pay and fat benefits of U.S. airline jobs, which can pay as much as $250,000 a year for a seasoned Boeing 747 captain.

Even if you consume some omega-3 fats while consuming these inflammatory oils, you won't reap the healthy fat benefits.

Carloman's youngest brother, Charles the Fat, benefited from the circumstances and restored the territorial unity of the empire.

Officers will be paid the same basic salary and pension, but will no longer have fat fringe benefits.

If the purpose of the political system is to give me nice things -- low taxes, fat retirement benefits, free flu shots -- then my vote should be auctioned to the highest bidder.

Thanks to the oddly named Tax Relief Act of 2001, the standard deduction is set to rise by 2005, and you'll find that many of the current fat tax benefits of homeownership will become as shrunken as a tax collector's heart.

Because it is low in fat, halibut benefits from a little, ahem, "enhancement," as it's termed here in L.A.

The fat-burning benefits of HIIT, however, have been greatly exaggerated, and it doesn't work nearly as well for fat loss as some like to claim.