Sentence examples for long benefits from inspiring English sources

In selected cases microsurgical reconstruction can produce life long benefits, with minimal surgical and donor site morbidity.

I think you would concede that reauthorizing what is the Indian Healthcare Improvement Act changes to long benefits, why make Congress redo those?

I received a long benefits sanction due to a mix-up about Work Programme courses I should have attended as a condition of receiving out-of-work benefits.

The study, to be completed in May, will consider such questions as how long benefits might last and who would be eligible for them.

"We have long benefited from our collaboration with the Lemann Foundation.

The Post has long benefited from strong First Amendment protection and has long defended it.

"The UK has long benefited from strong mobile competition," said Philip Marnick, spectrum group director at Ofcom.

"Communities have long benefited from these programs, but they could be doing a lot more".

MasterCard and Visa have long benefited from having exclusive ties to banks.

The town, Bani Walid, and its dominant Warfalla tribe long benefited from Colonel Qaddafi's rule.

Irving long benefited from indulgent admirers who lacked the scholarly equipment to know any better.