Sentence examples for welfare losing from inspiring English sources

It commissioned and published Charles Murray's book on welfare, "Losing Ground," which influenced Republican policy.

After a period of fatalism that hit bottom with Charles Murray's classic indictment of welfare, "Losing Ground," some conservatives shook off the deep pessimism that had become an excuse for doing nothing and began asking what would work.

Jocelyn Guyer, a health care expert at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a research and advocacy group, said that "in most states, more than half of parents and more than one out of three children in families leaving welfare lose Medicaid," even though virtually all the children and most of the parents remain eligible for Medicaid.

After such point, an investor has no better option but to switch technologies to renewables to avoid welfare loses.

D'Antoni and Mishra [9] demonstrate that the welfare lost by farm households from a reduction in decoupled government payments may be overstated when fringe benefits are excluded from the estimation of off-farm labor supply.

The notion of redistributive welfare lost its appeal.

The government's role in providing for the common welfare lost out to free-market ideology and a belief in unbridled individualism.

Ms. Thomas acknowledged that some were returning to welfare after losing their jobs, but she said the state was also helping those people find new jobs relatively easily.

The lawsuit names six other plaintiffs, and all of them had long work histories but turned to welfare after losing their jobs because their company went out of business or the workers were injured or they had no money to pay for a license necessary to perform their trade.

When Ipsos MORI asked that same question on welfare in 2009, the welfare option lost out narrowly to individualism, by 47% to 49% (with the margin of error, too close to call).

Parties promising a European welfare state lost heavily.