Sentence examples for older benefit from inspiring English sources

If this was a rather extravagant promise for an austerity-fixated politician in 2010, it sounds positively lavish after the country has learned how protection for older benefit claimants comes hand-in-hand with an unprecedented assault on payments for younger people.

It has been shown that elderly patients aging 75 years or older benefit from aortic valve replacement (AVR) in comparison to conservatively treated patients, with excellent results [ 30, 31].

For some companies, the old benefit formulas often no longer make sense.

The middle-aged and the old benefit, and they have already landed the young with the bill for their pensions.

Young children, up to 7 years old, benefit particularly from stories that unify, conclude in a safe, kind or happy way.

The coalition abolished nationwide council tax benefit, and asked authorities to relieve local tax bills as they saw fit, while passing them an inadequate cheque – the old benefit minus 10%.

Almost 20,000 people are assessed each week for ESA - including those moving over from the old benefit system of Incapacity Benefit (IB) - in England, Wales and Scotland according to DWP figures.

Almost 20,000 people are assessed each week for ESA - including those moving over from the old benefit system of Incapacity Benefit (IB) - in England, Wales and Scotland, DWP figures show.

In rural areas only 64 per cent of 3 to 5 year-olds benefit from early childhood learning.

Durbin, who is sixty-five years old, benefits from a longer tenure in the Senate, where seniority is prized.

The stark findings, first reported by trade publication Inside Housing, reveal an arrears rate three times higher than under the old benefits system.