1.   She is unemployed and depends upon benefits to make ends meet.

2.   All these benefits make a company as hard to leave as a warm bed on a cold morning.

3.   But ultimately, he said, the benefits will make their way to fitness swimmers.

4.   Not surprisingly, the financial benefits make it appealing to hire independent contractors instead of full-time employees.

5.   Other economists have found that relatively large jobless benefits can make businesses hesitant to add workers, thereby increasing unemployment, because company taxes pay for the benefits.

6.   Still, whether they kick in immediately or almost immediately, accelerated benefits are making a difference.

7.   The benefits they add make work more rewarding.

8.   These benefits made the Timor less expensive than the models produced by competitors.

9.   Akbari said the potential benefits make the project worthwhile.

10.   Robinson said a federal medical benefit would make a big difference in the lives of former miners with lung cancer, stomach cancer and other exposure-linked diseases.