Sentence examples for felt welfare from inspiring English sources
The soldiers felt Welfare was pushing its Islamic agenda too strongly, forging links with the Arab world and looking to adopt elements of sharia law.
But those who have left welfare's grasp can still feel welfare's pull.
But few cities are likely to feel welfare reform the way Washington will.
Jobs growth clearly has slowed... and the fiscal squeeze is starting to be felt, with welfare cuts in April.
Mr Wilson said the consequences for delaying the bill would be felt by welfare claimants, civil servants and public spending across all government departments.
However, she does feel the welfare state in the UK is skewed towards immigrants.
Liberals feel that welfare helps, even though Lyndon Johnson's trillion dollar "war on poverty" has had no impact on poverty and has in fact created a permanent welfare class.
Talking to Mr Terkel, the copyboy or the short-order clerk or the welfare mother felt, at last, like somebody.
The increase in cohabitation has been sharpest among those who have felt the prod of welfare change, the institute, a research organization based in Washington, said.
In describing a welfare volunteer as being enveloped in "layers of social need more complex than she had imagined" (front page, Dec. 30), you have sharply characterized the frustrations felt daily by most welfare workers in New York City.
