Sentence examples for gradual benefit from inspiring English sources

All Social Security beneficiaries would be affected, but Mr. Obama proposes that at age 76 they would get gradual benefit increases to offset the depletion of their private assets or pensions.

Most countries operate gradual benefit phase-outs for individuals who manage to earn only limited amounts (e.g., by working a few hours while looking for a higher-paying job).

The new set of qualification thresholds will introduce gradual benefits and each family member will receive the same amount of money.

As in BOND, BOPD provided SSDI beneficiaries with a gradual income benefit offset of $2 for every $1 in earnings above SGA instead of withdrawing all income benefits for any earnings above SGA, as under current law.

Intervention included a gradual income benefit offset of $2 to $1 for SSDI beneficiaries earning above SGA.

While these methods are less costly than oak barrels, they create more pronounced oak flavors, which tend not to mellow or integrate with the rest of the wine's components; nor do they provide the gradual oxidation benefit of barrel aging.

This is a slow and gradual market that benefits from a long-term hold.

Economists have argued that the current index overstates the actual inflation rate, and that a switch to the C-CPI-U would make the inflation indexing more accurate, seemingly justifying the resulting gradual reduction in benefits.

We can see that under gradual changes the benefits of the proposed monitoring phase become clearer.

Kostøl and Mogstad (2014) as well as Weathers and Hemmeter (2011) evaluate the introduction of a gradual reduction in benefits when people take up or expand work, and Gettens (2009) analyses the effect of expanding health insurance coverage to individuals who exit from DI receipt into employment.

Until people like Lagarde abandon the relativist talk that allowed her to claim that Abdullah was a strong advocate for women "in a very discreet way", or laud the benefits of "gradual" change that is "appropriate" for the country, and simply condemn what should be condemned, millions of women will go on living and dying for want of the most basic rights.