Sentence examples for off the benefit from inspiring English sources

It's worth saying that four in five people who claim JSA come off the benefit within six months.

Mr. Bowie kicked off the benefit with an emotional rendition of Paul Simon's "America" and then followed it with "Heroes".

As most of those people are tested for their supposed ability to work, Fothergill expects 45,000 to be thrown off the benefit.

"We don't know what has happened to people once they have come off the benefit, and whether they got off because their lives improved, or they just couldn't cope with the system any more, which has become extremely hardline at the front line.

Those already in the work-related activity group will not have their disability benefit cut, but there is real anxiety among claimants about how they would manage if they came off the benefit to take tentative steps into work but then had to come back on to it at the reduced rate.

Train scheduling is inherently a multi-objective decision problem since an effective timetable should trade off the benefit of railway companies against the benefit of passengers.

Moreover, experimental evidence does not allow accurate assessment of the trade-offs of the benefits against the risks.

The tough part, he says, is showing off the benefits of stationary fuel cells.

When ticking off the benefits of physical activity, few of us would include intracellular housecleaning.

She was ticking off the benefits of having her only child away at college.

Chopping £18bn off the benefits bill is a vital part of the coalition's deficit reduction plan.