Sentence examples for smallest benefits from inspiring English sources
To minimize the backlash, United might start with the plan that has promised the smallest benefits -- the flight attendants' plan -- because government insurance would cover more of those promises.
At best, regional deals offer smaller benefits.
Mr. Gorman said there were smaller benefits, too.
In addition, the agreement provides for some smaller benefits for Mr. Wendt.
More people in work, a smaller benefits bill, more disposable income.
"It's not just that lower-income people are getting smaller benefits," Dr. Gale said.
Jobseeker's allowance is actually one of the smaller benefits – £4.91bn in 2011-12.
More generally, some people reckon that new cancer drugs offer small benefits at an exorbitant price.
"There are some small benefits," he added, "and these need to be weighed against the risks".
But they typically also have smaller benefits packages than union miners.
They feared the big payments would suck money out of the pension fund, putting their own, smaller benefits at risk.
