Sentence examples for yearly benefits from inspiring English sources

Although he lived in Manhattan, Mr. Jennings had a second home in Bridgehampton, at which he sponsored yearly benefits called Jazz at Jennings, often helping party suppliers pitch a huge tent on his tennis court.

According to Principal Financial's yearly benefits study, small companies that offer attractive benefits packages boast significantly lower turnover rates.

Principal Financial's yearly benefits study shows that companies that offer attractive benefits packages boast significantly lower turnover rates than companies that don't.

In a similar study in press at the journal BioScience, Pimentel and co-authors pin the yearly benefits from the global ecosystem at just $3 trillion.

Yearly benefits are inflexible, which could mean more taxes paid.

The current cap – which limits yearly benefits to £20,000 across the country and £23,000 in London – will remain in place for other groups.

This yearly benefit to support neighborhood food distribution programs will feature three presentations of dance, chosen by Miguel Gutierrez (tonight), Nami Yamamoto (tomorrow) and Heidi Latsky (Sunday).

The three families – a single mother with three children, a young family of six and an older couple with a 21-year-old son at home – were each given £26,000, the maximum yearly benefit cap for most families, and allowed their bank accounts to be monitored to ensure they were not too profligate.

The economic analysis and yearly benefit of loss reduction are also conducted in both situations (smart grid and conventional network).

Retirees who are already retired at the time of the 2006 and 2010 surveys report their yearly benefit amount (primary insurance amount) for the previous year (2005 or 2009).

The size of the yearly benefit increase described in the paper was only an average of $1,160 a year, in 1993 dollars (approximately $1,900 in 2015 dollars).