Sentence examples for not currently benefiting from inspiring English sources

A Downing Street statement on Tuesday had said only that Cameron, his wife and children were not currently benefiting from any offshore funds.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Among secondary schoolchildren in rural China, 60% require spectacles, 12 13 but two thirds of these are not currently benefiting from appropriate vision correction 12 14 because of a failure to own or wear spectacles or because they wear spectacles that fail to provide adequate vision.

That means addressing the issue that those in most need do not currently benefit most from public services".

A trickier question was how to raise the necessary funds – the NHM does not currently benefit from a large endowment to support the purchase of new material for the collection, so a donor had to be found.

"Protected areas do not currently benefit all species - but what we have shown in our study is they have the potential to help us conserve some of the most biodiverse areas on Earth - which is why they vitally need increased global support".

Furthermore, Yemen does not currently benefit from a health management information system (HMIS) that provides accurate or complete data on health service provision in the country.

Triple-negative breast cancer, which lacks oestrogen receptor, progesterone receptor, and HER2 expression, does not currently benefit from HER2-targeted therapy or endocrine therapy (Stagg and Allard, 2013).

Cutting funding for the program will not simply make those currently benefiting from it sacrifice more to stay afloat, as they have nothing left to sacrifice.

"If you are not currently able to benefit from the RHI and were waiting on new tariffs then what are you meant to do - keep twiddling your thumbs?" he said.

Witt and colleagues [ 3] reported that dental benefits were the most desired benefit among employees after medical benefits and that many employers that do not currently offer dental benefits planned to offer them in the next two years.

The advocates said the legislation would provide paid sick leave for one million New Yorkers who do not currently have such benefits.