Sentence examples for proportion of benefits from inspiring English sources

This is mainly because women receive a larger proportion of benefits and tax credits relating to children and these comprise a large proportion of the social security cuts between 2010 and 2015, although these results depend on how households share income in practice.

Her research interests include the links between poverty alleviation and conservation, commodity chain analysis for wild South American camelid fibre and the establishment of trade links to help the delivery of a fairer and more equitable proportion of benefits to local people.

In short, workfare is not suitable for all, or even a large proportion of, benefit claimants.

Or dwell on the high proportion of benefit claimants the faded-but-resilient Sussex seaside town has acquired.

Under new rules drawn up by ministers, families in receipt of housing benefit who have properties with spare bedrooms will be penalised – losing the proportion of benefit that applies to the spare rooms.

The PCTs in financial surplus have been shown to be in the less prosperous areas of the country, with significantly higher levels of deprivation on measures such as unemployment, educational achievement, proportion of benefit claimants, proportion of poorer housing, standardised mortality ratios, and life expectancy for men.

Over the 3 years, we observed a slight increase in the proportion of patients who had confirmation of what was expected by the clinicians, whereas the proportion of benefit for PET/CT with regard to change in diagnosis, staging and treatment plan decreased from year 1 to a slightly lower, but similar, level in year 2 and 3 (Table  4).

The IMPACT model has been previously used to estimate the proportion of benefit, in terms of mortality reduction, of a number of interventions introduced to a population, such as reduction of risk factors and increase of uptake over a period of time [ 2- 4, 7].

When the proportion of benefit population expanded, the effect of these screening strategies on the long-term costs saving become more and more significant, especially those of universal strategies, exceeding the total costs of the screening program implementation, suggesting a good economic effect in the long term.

The five-part series, made by independent producer Love Productions, features the inhabitants of James Turner Street, which Channel 4 claims has one of the highest proportions of benefits dependents in Britain.

Featuring the inhabitants of James Turner Street, which Channel 4 claims has one of the highest proportions of benefits dependents in Britain, the first episode of Benefits Street, aired on Monday night, was the broadcaster's most popular show in more than a year, attracting more than 4 million viewers.