Sentence examples for side of benefit from inspiring English sources

Labour aides have also started to refer to "social security", rather than welfare, which could shake off Tory jibes that the party is too much on the side of benefit claimants over the working population.

The Labour leadership has faced criticism from Conservatives and even some within its own ranks for appearing to be on the side of benefit cheats and people who do not want to work.

Although limited, the current evidence, including the current report by Fuller and colleagues [ 1], suggests that the risk/benefit ratio of low tidal volume ventilation in patients with or without ARDS is on the side of benefit.

The flip side of the benefit idea is to mention any conditions that would make you more eligible for flex time.

But the ugly side of the benefits of separatism has emerged along with this illusion.

"You watch a dog pick up something its master cannot get, and that side of the benefits is obvious.

Every side of the benefits debate will be hoping for proof from The Fairy Jobmother that claimants are feckless/heroic/over-indulged/underpaid – delete according to prejudice.

Users on the other side of the deal benefit, because it's generally much cheaper to rent a car through RelayRides than though traditional car rental services).

So I think from that side of things the benefit's there.

One of the side benefits of the Spectral Game is the examination of the data and reporting of potential issues to the hosts of the game.

One of the great side benefits of a multiracial community is, of course, the diversity of the menu, and KL does not disappoint.