Sentence examples for supporting benefits from inspiring English sources

The presence of Pietro Beccari, chief executive of Fendi, at the show of Marco De Vincenzo suggests that big Italian companies are now eyeing a new generation of designers that has grown up without the supporting benefits of industrial Italy in its fashion heyday.

Despite evidence supporting benefits of glycaemic control, many patients are currently not treated to recommended HbA1c targets (<7%).

The evidence supporting benefits of physical activity (PA) on fitness, functioning, health and secondary prevention after stroke is compelling.

Linda Benesch, a spokeswoman for Social Security Works, a progressive organization supporting benefits expansion, noted that for many workers, Johnson's plan would cut benefits more than if Congress did nothing and allowed the automatic cuts to take effect.

There is evidence supporting benefits of ID for patients/clients, providers and the system overall in specialized areas such as chronic disease prevention and management [ 3, 6].

It is also important to recognize that the evidence supporting benefits of PHEs is hampered by the heterogeneity of the interventions (i.e., the components and variability of the health evaluations) and with the mixed results reported in the areas of costs, disability prevention, and hospitalization [ 8].

Mr Danczuk had another reason for supporting benefit cuts, which was "I speak to people, and they want benefits cut".

Alliance Party leader David Ford said the Stormont House Agreement had seen a balance struck between supporting benefit claimants and maintaining front-line services in a time of constrained public finances.

Results of multiple trials have provided no evidence supporting benefit in achieving normoglycemia.

Britons born before 1945 are less likely to support benefits for working-age groups than the average.

Obama has said he won't support benefits cuts or increases in the retirement age.