Sentence examples for threatening benefit from inspiring English sources

One tactic they don't hesitate to use involves threatening benefit and job cuts.

But the Tory manifesto threatened benefit cuts for ill people who refused medical treatment that could help them back to work.

The GOP is inventing a Social Security crisis that will threaten benefits for millions & put our most vulnerable at risk.

It's ridiculous - but not surprising - that on the very first day of the new Congress, Republicans are manufacturing a Social Security crisis to threaten benefits for millions of disabled Americans - including 233,260 in Massachusetts alone.

For nine months after starting a job, they can earn any amount without threatening their benefits.

"This crisis is threatening the benefits of 60 years of European integration," said Nicolas Baverez, a French economist and historian.

"George W. Bush has a proposal that would undermine Social Security, even threatening current benefits," warns Mr. Asner, an advocate of liberal causes who is best known for playing Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".

Removing beetles and wildfires from our forests would actually do more ecological harm than good, ultimately threatening the benefits we enjoy.

* When rain threatened a benefit concert at Althorp last month, David ("Baywatch") Hasselhoff publicly prayed to Diana to stop it.

Neville worked as an adviser in Braintree jobcentre, Essex, for four years and has written a play with two collaborators, her friends Angela Howard and Jackie Howard, both of whom have helped advocate for unemployed people who were threatened with benefit sanctions by jobcentre staff.

Of course, you can help your own case if you develop a strategy that demonstrates how competitors that feel threatened can benefit from your creations.