However, much more needs to be done so vets aren't turned away from health care and don't have to wait for benefits".
A recent survey of Macmillan benefits advisers revealed that 30% knew of someone who had died waiting for benefits to be processed.
For more than half of those interviewed, the immediate trigger which sent them to a food bank was linked to problems with welfare, including waiting for benefits to be paid, sanctions, problems with Employment Support Allowance or missing tax credits.
That "bailed" them out (is it just me or is there a suggestion of criminality in that phrase?), while we waited for benefits to "trickle down" to the rest of us.
At least half of all food bank users are referred because they are waiting for benefits to be paid, because they have had benefits stopped for alleged breaches of jobcentre rules or because they have been hit by the bedroom tax or the removal of working tax credits, it finds.
I have been reading heart-breaking stories of military families past and present waiting for benefits.
As groups or communities, if we look at problems from the long-term perspective (rather than beginning with cost-benefit analyses), we are more likely to be able to take hard decisions and be patient as a group, waiting for benefits to roll in at a distant date.
But Mr Belichick was clearly daring Seattle to beat him with someone other than Mr Lynch, making a pass more likely to succeed and a run less so.The phrase "Monday morning quarterbacking", which originated with American football but is now used broadly, was invented for a reason: to heap appropriate scorn on critics who wait for the benefit of hindsight before rendering judgment.
Although the final outcome of these second generation ALK inhibitors has to wait for the benefit of a larger sample size of patients, more and more inhibitors are already on the way.
The longer these arguments go on, the longer British consumers will have to wait for the benefits of 4G.
