Sentence examples for returned benefits from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey program, which is similar to New York's, returned benefits to 10,000 of 16,000 households.

Even Labour's most generous redistributive acts towards the poor have not yet returned benefits to where they were in 1977.

A more recent study [ 13] showed that a youth mentoring program returned benefits of US2.72 for every dollar of resources invested.

The investments in capacity building and technical support not only resulted in sustainable public health impact, but also returned benefits to the project as the vaccine was expeditiously licensed.

But there's another key question: is BBC Worldwide doing as well as it could in returning benefits to licence payers?

More than three-quarters, or 76percentt, of the respondents see public spending on higher education in the United States as an excellent or good investment, returning benefits to individuals and society as a whole.

This immediate benefit may be particularly important for politicians who favor policy decisions that will return benefits before their next reelection campaign.

"Real estate hasn't often returned the benefits," he said, "but this show for me is an interesting model, because in this situation, potentially everybody benefits".

Mr. Witherell said the old employees could have returned with benefits if they worked alongside nonunion staff.

Each participant chooses how much to contribute to a common pool that returns benefits to all participants equally.

The yield and economic return benefits of a corn soybean rotation relative to continuous corn remained generally the same over time under long-term NT management.