Sentence examples for drag wealth from inspiring English sources

This growth may drag wealth in the developed world upwards in its wake, but what would the picture look like if the developing world's demographics looked like those of Japan?

Advisors must reconcile this type of strategy with a focus on tax and trading costs, as these friction costs are a true drag on wealth accumulation.

Tourism is dragging, the wealth effect is waning and the volatility of Wall Street weighs heavily on this market".

The result is a drag on household wealth and consumer spending, with many families stuck in homes they are unable to sell but cannot afford to keep.

Meanwhile, for the young – whether of the precariat or those lucky enough to get into the stable workforce of corporate America – the debt accumulated while gaining the essential passport to middle-income status – a degree – serves as a lifetime drag on asset wealth.

If you thought hidden fees were the only drag on accumulating wealth, you've missed the biggest culprit of all.

Pressure on fees and rising costs have dragged down most wealth management firms' profit margins to a range of 0.4 percent to 0.5 percent from a range of 1 percent to 2 percent a few years ago, they said.

The 10 richest from our 2008 rankings dropped some $150 billion of wealth, dragged down by steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal, estranged brothers Mukesh and Anil Ambani and property baron K.P. Singh, who together dropped $100 billion.

Critics argue that these debtors drag down the overall wealth of the world's poorest people and distort the picture of global inequality.

Furthermore, American blue-chip stocks pushed higher for the fifth consecutive day and even the battered technology shares put together a three-day rally, taking some luster from bonds and reducing the risk that eroding stock wealth could drag the economy lower still, prompting swift action by the Fed.

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