Sentence examples for having benefits from inspiring English sources
And what we produce here ends up having benefits worldwide.
They are able to help clients who are having benefits problems, for example, if they have been sanctioned, she said.
A significant shift of high-tech intelligence resources from Iraq to Afghanistan, initiated by Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the former top commander, is also having benefits.
When a defined-benefit pension plan is taken over by the federal government, some retirees end up having benefits cut because of limits on the federal pension insurance program.
This year a whistleblower tasked with getting claimants out of the ESA sickness benefit told the Guardian that some of her clients were homeless, many had extreme mental health problems – including paranoid schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and autism – and some were "starving" and extremely depressed after having benefits stopped.
With support from Labour, the jobseekers (back to work schemes) bill was rushed through parliament in just three days in order to strike down a ruling from three appeal court judges who found that half a dozen of the government's employment schemes, which made jobseekers work unpaid under threat of having benefits stripped, were operating outside of the law.
"You have benefits and hazards.
"Asthma patients — they have benefits".
But quirkiness has benefits, too.
That clearly has benefits for the economy.
