Sentence examples for capital benefit from inspiring English sources

But looking at the data this way understates how low taxes on capital benefit the wealthy, because if one looks only at capital income, virtually all of it goes to them.

"Outsourcing the brigade's 999 control centre will mean people in the capital benefit from a new, hi-tech system that will mobilise our firefighters to incidents even more quickly and this will be done at less cost.

To be sure, university endowments, public pension funds and other large pools of capital benefit too and many small investors have exposure to the value created in Silicon Valley through these intermediaries.

In backing the Tories, the Standard said in an editorial on Tuesday: "It is our conviction that what benefits the capital benefits the rest of the country.

With Friends, Aviva can boast £1.2bn of capital benefits and a solvency ratio that looks excellent by the sector's standards.

Only a quarter of those living outside of London feel the capital benefits the economy where they live, a Centre for Cities report has found.

Many agreed that London receives too much investment compared to the rest of Britain, while others pointed out that not everyone in the capital benefits from this disparity.

The positive impacts on manufacturing and natural capital are clear, but challenges remain in getting access to financial capital and ensuring the human and social capital benefits are effectively communicated.

"This transaction affords us all of the capital benefits of a public offering without the costs and distractions of an I.P.O. and the demands of operating as a public company," Mr. Goldberg said in a statement.

Her original sin may have been taking a small, growing company public in 1999 — Martha Stewart Living now receives the scrutiny of a public company without capital benefits or operational guidance.

Public spending on the arts is heavily skewed towards London, with people in the capital benefiting to the tune of £69 per head compared with £4.58 in other English regions, a new report suggests.