Sentence examples for said benefit from inspiring English sources

Mr Sparkes said: "Benefit sanctions are a major cause of homelessness and poverty.

The BBC said the EU report said benefit tourism was a myth.

Internet gift sellers, Mr. Beder said, benefit from a dearth of competition from upscale retailers who are uncomfortable selling online.

Next year, he said, "benefit costs are going down further, and many drug plans will have lower premiums".

Labour MP Meg Hillier, who chairs the public accounts committee, said: "Benefit sanctions punish some of the poorest people in the country.

In a statement, a DWP spokesman said: "Benefit sanctions are a longstanding part of the benefit system and encourage people to engage with the support on offer.

Employees said benefits were most important.

But he said benefits for settlers themselves should be reduced.

The technology, he said, benefits both sides of the table.

When it is not full-time work, he said, benefits are low to nonexistent.

Mr. Markey, some analysts said, benefited in that race by promoting his climate credentials.