Sentence examples for whose benefits from inspiring English sources

Hope for the chronically sick whose benefits have been withdrawn.

Or the Swedes, whose benefits have been trimmed and who now work longer hours than Americans.

The other is Social Security, whose benefits in 1959 averaged $18 a week.

An estimated 2.1 million Britons use e-cigarettes, whose benefits are disputed by health campaigners.

But the result was a great economic revival, whose benefits trickled down to everyone.

Focus the cuts on programs whose benefits aren't immediate; basically, eat America's seed corn.

Now, it's leading to brand-new consumer products, many of whose  benefits are unmeasured or unmeasurable.

Emergencies may offer a silver lining when infrastructure is implemented whose benefits will persist once the immediate crisis has past.

Witness the problems that the state experienced last November when it couldn't issue checks to unemployed workers whose benefits had run out before Congress authorized a payment extension.

He maintains that he belongs to a community, a nation whose benefits are more glorious.

Breast-feeding,whose benefits I've written about in this blog before, helps the weight-loss process, too.