Sentence examples for rose benefit from inspiring English sources

Varieties such as a shrub or climbing rose benefit from different approaches to pruning, so get specific advice for your variety.

Poulter and Rose benefit from being close friends and perhaps Rose also benefits from Poulter being a more flamboyant character, taking the limelight his direction.

As unemployment rose, benefits kicked in and the budget deficit swelled: by 2010 Britain had the largest of any G20 nation.

Disappointing tax revenue and rising benefit payments have made his job more difficult.

Skandia, along with other life insurers, has seen its profits eroded by plummeting stock markets and rising benefit costs.

At the public hearing, BART management officials said they wanted to rein in rising benefit costs to be able to upgrade BART's 40-year-old infrastructure and buy new trains for projected increases in ridership.

"Continued slow economic growth loosened labor markets and eased wage pressures in most districts in June and July, but rising benefit costs continued to add to compensation costs," the Fed said.

Enduring recession and a rising benefits bill has prompted governments in Europe to look for ways to trim social spending.

Letting wages rise benefits workers, said Jing Ulrich, the chairwoman of China equities and commodities at J. P. Morgan.

Shadow work and pensions secretary Rachel Reeves said low wages were a "major contributor" to the cost-of-living crisis and a key driver behind a rising benefits bill.

Like many other local authorities Croydon says it has fewer and fewer alternatives to B&Bs for homeless families as rents rise, benefits are cut, and social housing stocks diminish.