Sentence examples for say benefit from inspiring English sources

Then just before the July 4 recess, they will press for a measure to close off tax breaks they say benefit businesses that ship jobs overseas.

They're a development tool, used nationwide, that Daley has relied on to, critics say, benefit developers at the expense of other public entities such as public schools and parks.

On the other hand (and excluding those closet plays like Faust and Prometheus Unbound that were never intended to be staged), there do seem to be some plays which, let's say, benefit slightly less than others from being performed.

Mr. Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, would be the most prominent member of his party so far to call for a delay in Mr. Bush's tax cuts, which Democrats say benefit mostly upper-income taxpayers.

The organizations, which estimate they have more than half a million members, are trying to ignite an idea that has been slow to catch on in Trenton: raising the top marginal rates on the wealthiest filers, about 2percentt of taxpayers, who they say benefit the most from Gov. Christie Whitman's tax cuts in the 1990's and President Bush's cuts in 2001.

Perhaps here is one, dare I say, benefit of having had such a disruptive experience as redundancy--you've learnt the hard way that keeping your career going is your own responsibility.

Some Republicans say benefits should be only for taxpayers.

In their political careers, both he and Jeb pursued education policies that they say benefited minorities.

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

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

Other shareholders, he says, benefit from his commitment, drive and knowledge.