Sentence examples for Earning capacity from inspiring English sources

A woman of that era valued a man's earning capacity above good looks and other traits.

Much of the appeal on which future earning capacity depends rests on his image as the archetypal happy warrior.

He pointed to "the husband's very substantially larger earning capacity into the future" and his bigger pension pot.

"Research shows that the kinds of earning capacity in these places are 15% higher than the average industrial ones.

"Look at him," James was apt to jeer, "a $35,000 education and a $35-a-week 35-a-week 35-a-week

The long-term cost of this is far more significant than the simple diminished earning capacity during the childcare years.

Could one explanation be that people with greater earning capacity generally choose to stay on at school?

But it's a travesty that public school educational outcomes are determined by the earning capacity of students' parents.

He said he had taken into account income, earning capacity, property and other financial resources when deciding how to divide assets.

Astonishingly, now that alimony has nearly disappeared, a woman who faces divorce after raising children rarely gets consideration in the settlement for the loss to her earning capacity.

Whether to consider a paying spouse's "potential earning capacity" rather than his or her "actual income" is up to the discretion of each judge, the ruling said.