Sentence examples for making a benefit from inspiring English sources

Jay Silverstein, United Healthcares chief marketing officer, said, "The fundamental issue is that our medical director was making a benefit decision on behalf of an employer," he said.

They don't want to wait when making a benefit or HR offer.

Twenty three minutes is how long it should take me to help you make a benefit claim, according to my bosses.

Mr. Wonder, receiving a lifetime achievement award, vowed to help make a benefit album for the foundation that would bring together younger and older rhythm-and-blues musicians.

The loss in 2010, when the agency made a benefits payment equal to the deferred one, was $8.5 billion.

Previous research by the same charity and the University of Kent found people were choosing between heating or eating because they were too ashamed to make a benefits claim.

When we decide whether or not to come to work, we are making a calculation: benefit versus risk of harm.

They tended to answer as if they were making a cost-benefit analysis about a business decision.

The commission's delay in making a decision benefits the Schundler campaign, which can continue spending in the meantime.

Assessment based on the product implies a choice of an ethical approach that only considers the extrinsic consequences of human action by making a risk-benefit analysis.

As Fincham says, "It's a free choice to forgive or not, but you can usually make a cost benefit analysis for it".