Sentence examples for earners employed from inspiring English sources

In the United States it is the largest single manufacturing enterprise in terms of total value of products, value added by manufacture, and number of wage earners employed.

But soaring salaries in the corporate world – led, naturally, by big finance, with a third of the top 0.1% of earners employed in financial services – has a backwash effect.

The top earners employ small armies that include coach, trainer, "physio" and one or more on-court practice partners.

What's even more notable about the viewing experience for this film is that Peele and crew achieved this feat without the special effects or 3D visuals so many top box-office earners employ, a testament to the power of an original, smart story in a market saturated with franchises and reboots. .

Changes may be detectable throughout the winemaking world, but it is France that has the most to lose, where wine is the leading export earner, employing around 200,000 people.

The vast majority of wage earners are employed as day-laborers by larger landowners, and they are considered poor working class (Cabrera and Amaya 2015; Fundación Intervida 2012; San Vicente Productivo 2001).

Third, in the real economy, wage earners are employed in both the productive sector and the directly unproductive sector; the latter in our model is in fact expressed in terms of government consumption.

Payable to the widow or widower and children of a person working as an employed earner who died as a result of an industrial accident or prescribed disease.

The homes are occupied mostly by teachers, police officers, firefighters, shop owners, university workers and similarly employed wage earners.

It should be noted that participants from HI neighborhoods were not necessarily HI earners per se, but were sometimes house help or workers employed by high-earners who also lived in the HI neighborhood and enjoyed community amenities.

In this study, we focus the analysis on individuals who are above 14 years old and employed or wage earners.