Sentence examples for without benefit for from inspiring English sources

Also, increased pretest alertness and hedonic tone and reduced posttest anxiety in mood were indicated, but without benefit for attention in another report by Smith [ 18].

With the exception of the Swedish Rectal Cancer Trial (1997), rectal cancer trials involving multimodal treatment revealed improvement of local control without benefit for prognosis (Sauer et al, 2004; Bosset et al, 2006; Bujko et al, 2006; Gérard et al, 2006; Peeters et al, 2007; Sebag-Montefiore et al, 2009).

When the deadline next came up, in early June, Congress at first failed to reapprove the programme, leaving 2.5m people without benefits for a time.

Mr. Rockwell has been without benefits for more than a month after he exhausted the first federal extension, which lasted 13 weeks, on top of the 26 weeks he had received from the State of Florida, back in October.

At play is a complicated interdependence among television networks, their stations and their parent companies that is not so easily undone, and which is not without benefits for everyone involved.

Nine out of 10 appeals against decisions to remove tax credits were later upheld, but not before many claimants were left without benefits for months, in some cases forcing them to borrow from payday lenders and rely on food banks.

The revised version of the bill would mandate a wage of $10 per hour with benefits, or $11.50 without benefits, for employees of projects that receive at least $1 million in subsidies.

In a news conference at City Hall, Ms. Quinn said she would introduce legislation next month that would mandate a living wage — $10 an hour with benefits, or $11.50 an hour without benefits — for employees of businesses that directly receive city subsidies, as well as for employees of on-site contractors and subcontractors in city-subsidized developments.

The bill now before the City Council would require future development projects that receive $1 million or more in discretionary financial assistance from the city to pay $10 an hour plus benefits for full-time workers and $11.50 an hour without benefits for at least 10 years.

However, because they were without benefits for such a long time, many people had gone into financial trouble.

Old cards were deactivated before new ones arrived, leaving many families without benefits for weeks, and state workers often failed to honor an exemption for elderly and disabled applicants.