Sentence examples for kind benefit from inspiring English sources

The Oatmeal and its kind benefit from dispensing with intermediaries.

Longitudinal data of this kind benefit from careful analysis, especially in small samples or where missing data occurs.

From a Chinese perspective, criticism of this kind benefits neither company nor country.

"An agreement of this kind benefits both countries equally," he said.

After "in kind benefits" such as public education and health the ratio is down to 3.1 times.

Programs that offer "in kind" benefits — like food or medical care — often seem less susceptible to abuse.

All corn, even the three-day-old supermarket kind, benefits from pan-grilling, a simple enough technique.

These days, someone who hires someone else to do a job has been interpreted by some courts to be an "employer" if he or she owns the equipment used on the job and the place where the work is done and provides a significant portion of the hired person's income (including an in-kind benefit like a place to sleep).

In-kind benefits are criticized on the grounds that people will typically derive more immediate, subjective welfare if they are given a cash sum equal to the cost of the in-kind benefit and allowed to spend this sum as they like.

On the other hand, some Member States have adopted systems of in-kind benefits.

Special attention is given to income maintenance, personal social services, and in-kind benefits.