Sentence examples similar to repeat beneficiary from inspiring English sources
While we're not likely to completely end government-backed insurance, last June Congress passed legislation that cut NFIP funding for businesses, second homes, and repeat beneficiaries (that is, homes that flooded multiple times).
King is a beneficiary of a repeat of the Aaron Shingler experiment in which a lock/blind-side flanker is thrown in at open-side to add muscle to the forward effort.
Lastly, we repeated the analysis removing beneficiaries prescribed loop diuretics during the baseline period since these medications may be a marker for overall worse health and greater risk of morality (Glynn et al. 2001).
Many medical practitioners also advised their beneficiaries against repeated intake of oral polio vaccine as the global polio eradication goal did not appeal to them beyond the benefits of their clients.
Although the Pakistani government is trying hard to become the sole beneficiary to this aid, Americans should not repeat their old mistakes of stuffing the personal bank accounts of corrupt Pakistani establishment.
A new episode of "American Idol" on Fox was the beneficiary of a weakened broadcast slate filled with repeats on Wednesday night.
But a study published in 2011 in The Archives of Internal Medicine found that 46 percent of Medicare beneficiaries with a normal colonoscopy nevertheless had a repeat exam in fewer than seven years.
One major beneficiary has been Benny Peiser from the Global Warming Policy Foundation, who has made repeated appearances of prime-time BBC news.
The beneficiaries expressed great satisfaction with the financial services provided and stated that they would repeat the loan several times.
One of the main beneficiaries of this phenomenon is the small, out-of-the-way B&B that struggled by on repeat visits, word-of-mouth or a listing in a guidebook.
Through his office, Mr. Flake refused repeated requests from The New York Times to talk about the sale of the senior housing project and his role as a beneficiary.
