Sentence examples for from benefits from inspiring English sources

Around £11bn was taken from benefits in June's emergency budget.

"But not at all like the characters from Benefits Street.

Therefore, the rest of our money comes from benefits.

Much of the modest inflation came from benefits rather than wages and salaries.

It should move from Benefits Street to Subsidy Row, and dig out the serious scroungers.

Welfare reform should not have cut legal immigrants off from benefits.

We've seen huge changes in a wide range of provision, from benefits to social care.

Taking another £12bn from benefits will devastate the lowest-income families, accelerating inequality.

But Osborne is getting another £4.5bn from benefits affecting the low-paid.

"Like who?" said White Dee from Benefits Street, a fellow housemate.

The budget office methodology yields a lower estimate of the share of income from benefits.