Sentence examples for off benefits from inspiring English sources
Oi, proles: get off Benefits Street!
Duncan Smith says about half the people come off benefits.
Living off benefits, trusts and parents, there was a rota for cooking, childcare and washing.
Efforts to get Britons off benefits and into employment have been fitful since then.
It would also, they argue, boost employment, taking people off benefits and getting them paying tax.
It also had no effect on getting people off benefits in the long term.
Fitzgerald said there were "massive spin-off benefits" for Holyhill and neighbouring areas from Apple's presence.
The result, it argues, would be large spin-off benefits in education, social inclusion and community building.
This has had spin-off benefits in the form of creating new virtual communities that did not exist before.
Nasa adds there could be spin-off benefits for the population at large.
It would also have spin-off benefits because soot and ground-level ozone harm human health - and ozone damages crops.
