Sentence examples for means benefit from inspiring English sources

Because they're going to means benefit it, I mean means test it.

Instead, they're demanding a full-scale fiscal rebalancing of Social Security, which in practice means benefit cuts for everyone -- disabled, retirees and their families.

There is so much intelligence coursing through us on so many different levels, and "we" (who/whatever that means!) benefit every moment of our lives from it, whether we ever think about it or not.

Emoluments means benefits.

The new contract also ties health and medical benefits for retirees to future agreements, which means benefits could be changed.

While he pushed for a capital gains tax refund that benefited the wealthy, people of more modest means benefited, too.

Communicating the information more effectively through conversations and symbolic means benefits from the skills of human centered designers and artists.

"That means benefits paid, I always believe, should go to support the wellbeing of their families not to feed their destructive habits.

This means benefits will be withdrawn at a rate of 63p for every pound of net earnings.

"That means benefits being paid should go to supporting the wellbeing of their families not to feed their destructive habits".

The mean benefit index was 2.69 for male versus 2.75 for female.