Sentence examples for serious benefit from inspiring English sources

Now, there is one serious benefit to being funded: It opens some SERIOUS doors.

Since tens of thousands of dollars can be poured into customizing, this is a serious benefit.

The hundreds of thousands of dollars spent to "maintain his image," he argued, "was a serious benefit to his campaign".

All reform plans confront a fundamental problem: how to fund the transition to a long-term solution without politically deadly payroll tax increases and serious benefit cuts.

And do serious benefit cheats – a tiny minority – really live in a world monitored by Experian rather than in the throwaway mobile, cash economy?

Now, with sales slipping (down 7 percent since 2009, according to management), the Strand, at Broadway and East 12th Street, has offered its 140 unionized workers a contract that, for the first time, proposes serious benefit cuts.

It goes without saying that being first lady comes with some serious benefits - not least in the wardrobe department.

Buying at an auction house has some serious benefits, not least because there is no property chain and once the gavel falls neither party can back out.

But if an actor can avoid that trap, there are serious benefits to movie stardom too, and Mr. Clooney seems to know how to exploit the advantage his good looks and charm have given him.

More serious benefits make high-performance employees' lives a little less stressful.

They've got a real triple threat here, as when you buy into their whole little ecosystem, you get some serious benefits.