Sentence examples for already sheltered from inspiring English sources
Any tax edge held by these funds becomes irrelevant in 401(k) plans, however, because investments in these accounts are already sheltered from taxes.
On the other hand, retirement accounts, which receive most of the dividends paid to middle-class investors, are already sheltered from taxes.
Already sheltered — she was driven around by armed Pinkerton guards, who changed their routes from day to day — she receded further after the Lindbergh kidnapping and a threat against her cousin.
This makes munis solid candidates to hold outside a retirement account, like a 401(k) or IRA, which are already sheltered from dividend taxes.
The estimates are ballpark figures for all, based on certain assumptions, including that each person's entire estate is taxable (and not already sheltered) and that all of it would be passed on to heirs.
Also consistent with our predictions, extra wind protection in urban habitats did not have any effect on plant growth, because plants there are already sheltered by the structural design of the city.
Turkey is already sheltering more than 2.5 million Syrians, possibly the world's largest refugee population.
It is already sheltering an estimated 1 million Iraqi refugees and fears many more will flood across the borders if "ethnic cleansing" escalates further.
Rising just above the canopy of last year's leaves on impossibly fine stems were a series of overlapping hearts, netted with ruby-red veins and already sheltering a smattering of creamy flowers, like fairy columbines.
The nuns used their own small cars to begin distributing about 300 plus men, to places they knew migrants were already sheltering in the area – in old farm buildings and underground wells.
The Kismayo area is already sheltering some 40,000 people displaced internally by conflict between al-Shabaab militants and the western-backed African Union and Somali national forces, and the services available are barely adequate to support a vulnerable local population.
