Sentence examples for bigger incomes from inspiring English sources

Famously, gynaecologists in the US increased their hysterectomy rates as their children reached college age and they needed bigger incomes.

I would always be very envious of my friends who had graduate jobs as they had much bigger incomes than me".

But after they closed, the miners moved to the villages and began working on the farms, which meant the farms became more profitable and began generating bigger incomes.

In a new paper* John Kennan of the University of Wisconsin-Madison estimates that opening borders could raise the average wage of workers from developing countries by $10,100 a year, or more than 100%, thanks to the large rise in the incomes of those opting to migrate.Those bigger incomes should swell global GDP.

Equally, just as those who shop at Waitrose undoubtedly have bigger incomes than those who shop at, say, Morrisons – there's a reason why George Osborne chose to mount his defence of benefit cuts before workers from Morrisons – not all of them are in search of Camargue rice and broad bean hummus.

But bigger incomes didn't cause happiness to soar as much as good health or marriage did, the analysis found.

The reason is simple: in return for shouldering extra risk, investors require a bigger income.

This meant they got bigger income tax deductions than were lawful.

Don't be coy about declaring something that might mean you get a bigger income.

For her, prostitution is a step up, providing flexible working hours, no heavy labour and a bigger income, she says.

In the past, a university degree in Britain promised a bigger income premium than in most other OECD countries.