Sentence examples for radical benefit from inspiring English sources

The most radical benefit could lead to earlier and cheaper detection of cancer molecules.

Nick Clegg today issued a staunch defence of radical benefit cuts as he geared up for potential clashes with Liberal Democrat activists at the party's annual conference.

Duncan Smith, who has been criticised for the slow delivery of universal credit – a radical benefit reform designed to increase incentives for the jobless to move into work – has made clear he wants to stay in the job.

Still, it is a fair criticism that guesses as to future impact of research are likely to miss the most radical benefits, precisely because they will be radically new, unexpected and unpredictable.

The moves are part of an effort to slash the welfare bill, partly to help pay for the upfront costs of Iain Duncan Smith's planned radical benefits shakeup.

Radical Islamists benefit the most from hate speech laws, such as 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, and Australia's ability to defend itself against terrorists is weakened because of them, an academic has argued at the Free Speech 2014 symposium.

"The radical movements benefit from this".

The Hungarian right is loud, strident and radical, and benefits from embedded support within various institutions, not least the Catholic church.

Earlier this year, when Hamza Kashgari, a Saudi writer, was deemed a blasphemer by his country's authorities for a poem, the internet was filled with hate speech against him.Yet as more and more Muslims buy smartphones and get online, it is unlikely that radicals will benefit most.

Like the student movement, the anti-regime radicals have benefited from foreign funding, largely from the US and designated as "democracy assistance".

In a radical change to benefit philosophy, anyone out of work for more than a year will lose another 10% from their housing benefit.