Sentence examples for a share of wealth from inspiring English sources
But, he adds, "[C]orporate stock represents twice as large a share of wealth today as it did a decade ago, meaning that share price movements can have a larger effect on consumer spending than they did in the past".
Moreover, agricultural real estate, which tends to be undervalued even more strongly by tax authorities, has been more important as a share of wealth in the past, a factor further confirming the conservativeness of our assumption.
This would contribute towards the "biggest shake-up of local finance in a generation", Mr Pickles said, "based on self-determination". "For the first time in a generation, striving councils now have licence to go full steam ahead and grab a share of wealth for their local areas, to stand tall and seize the opportunity of enterprise, growth and prosperity," the secretary of state concluded.
This so called "tax bill," coupled with removal of net neutrality restrictions, coupled with aims of curtailing honest, in-depth reporting, coupled with an impenetrable "voting irregularities" commission, coupled with an unprecedentedly immoral and authoritarian executive, add up to only one logical end game – and it doesn't include a sharing of wealth, or powers, with anyone.
R, then, is the income generated by that wealth (meaning rents, dividends, profits, and so on) as a share of total wealth.
Howard Marshall II, had always wanted his wife, a former stripper, to get a share of his wealth.
Some of those companies, in turn, arranged deals with large manufacturers, allowing them a share of the wealth.
"Striving councils now have a chance to go full steam ahead and grab a share of the wealth for their area," he said.
What most of the militants were asking for, he said a month later, was simply to be included "as owners, as entrepreneurs — to have a share of the wealth and a piece of the action".
