Preposition: of

• hindsight: The list of mistakes is a long one, even without the benefit of hindsight.

Converse of object

• reap: Too often companies reap benefits at the expense of poor people overseas.

• bring: This will bring great benefits in terms of getting officers back out on the streets in the shortest possible time.

• maximize: This mix of techniques has proven to increase the learning of the individual, encourages teamwork and maximizes the benefits to the organization.

• derive: You can derive benefit from an elective procedure, but it may be better to wait a while before having it done.

• deliver: A key benefit delivered by Revision 8 is the support of Application Packs.

Adjective modifier

• added: In most cases researchers will not need the added benefit of a stereo recording.

• maximum: In order to gain the maximum benefit from these improvements, ICRA needs to update its own system.

• mutual: Our intentions are simple: to bring together the community and the football club for the mutual benefit of all.

• potential: There may also be some potential tax benefits depending on your individual circumstances.

• means-tested: Aside from preserving all means-tested benefits, a personal injury trust can provide clarity in separating the compensation from other assets.

• economic: A focus solely on congestion reduction may bring economic benefits to some road users; it will not necessary improve the safety of all.

Modifies a noun

• fraud: Help Basingstoke & Deane crack down on benefit fraud.

• entitlement: Benefit entitlements can also be checked through the use of computer software.

• package: Well now you can carve your costs giving you flexibility to improve your benefits package.

Noun used with modifier

• incapacity: Crucially, those already receiving an incapacity benefit can participate voluntarily.

• housing: For people on low incomes, housing benefit continues to cover the rent.

• welfare: The taxes go in part to pay the welfare benefits of the workers that you have thrown out of work.

• retirement: Effective dates of allocation An allocation takes effect on the day on which the person making it becomes entitled to payment of retirement benefits.

• unemployment: The main reason is almost incontrovertible; it is the long duration for which unemployment benefits are payable.