Sentence examples for interested in benefit from inspiring English sources

Payers and policy makers are increasingly interested in benefit structures that maximize the use of appropriate health care and minimize the use of inappropriate care.

Many college-aged folks these days are actually more interested in benefits that a company provides rather than their pay.

Personally, I'm much more interested in benefiting victims of the earthquake in China and refugees in Darfur than the owners of consumer electronics companies.

The fund falls under Patagonia's $20 Million and Change venture capital program, launched in 2013 to back "responsible start-up companies" interested in benefiting the environment.

All of this has been accomplished without compromising food security, which, on the contrary, has benefited from rising agricultural output...We are setting up offices in developing countries interested in benefiting from Brazilian know-how in this field".

Like Father Drinan, Father Cornell took liberal views on most issues and was particularly interested in welfare reform and benefits for veterans of the Vietnam War.

It is also clear, she said, that top executives are very interested in health benefit costs.

Instead, GPs were reported to be more interested in the benefit for the patients in participating in the initiative.

Again the paper was only interested in the benefit packages the potential beneficiaries would want included in the CBHI scheme when in operation so the analysis did not consider the wealth quartiles and their particular preferences in the three types of communities used in this study.

For instance, the more medical, educational and welfare benefits are available to immigrants, especially as soon as they arrive, the higher the costs and the risk that we will draw people who are less productive and more interested in those benefits (though it's possible there may also be countervailing benefits as well).

The lab is most interested in the benefits that positive emotions have on disease and health.