Welfare used in a sentence

Welfare in a sentence as a noun

I mentioned that when I was on welfare, it still wasn't quite enough to keep me fed and housed.

What did I miss - I thought we had industry, welfare, science and ingenuity.

I've never been one to care about money, but around a decade ago I was on welfare and living in the middle of nowhere.

People with the authority to write welfare-checks-I-mean-acqhires at big companies are The Compensation Board because they decide on bonuses.

Not a single line of apology to a man's career she ruined, his family's welfare, and damaging influence she's had on female developers and developers in general.

There is no end game in any of these assertions of power other than expression and confirmation of power: not security, not prosperity, not even the welfare of the nation.

Many people who are as talented as you are unemployed or underemployed, and their only opportunity to appreciate Foucault and Kafka is when they're applying for welfare benefits.

Having laws around parental leave preventing discrimination means that society doesn't have to deal with paying unemployment welfare for women around 30, and having a hard time re-integrating them into the workforce at 40.

Big public policy proposals are not easy to discuss, but the big public policy proposal of a guaranteed basic income for all is a response to existing policy of supposedly targeted social welfare programs that are just about equally expensive, but more costly to administer.