Sentence examples for experts wealthy from inspiring English sources

The concerns of these experts — wealthy men with unparalleled access to utilities, healthcare, public safety, education and job opportunities — are the concerns of privilege.

But tax experts say wealthy taxpayers can use other accounting techniques to further defer their payment.

He and other experts say wealthy countries may have to reduce their consumption as well as their production of carbon in the future.

But some Medicare experts worry that wealthy retirees will abandon the program and rely on private insurance instead, leaving poorer, sicker people in Medicare.

With the estate tax gone, these experts say, the wealthy would be encouraged instead to create trusts on which little or no tax would be owed.

A lifetime exemption covers $5 million in gifts — to be reduced to $1 million in 2013 — but experts say many wealthy donors are likely to have used that in their estate plans.

Because of the recession and tightened lending rules — coupled with higher costs of building in the city (in part due to municipal fees) — private banks are likely to finance only luxury housing for the wealthy, experts said.

Child development experts Jane Waldfogel and Elizabeth Washbrook say wealthier parents can devote more time to reading with children and arranging visits to museums and libraries than LMI families earning between £24,000 and £42,000 a year.

It's not exactly a fortune, but the $10,000 she brings in annually selling cockroaches is decent money for her hometown in rural Sichuan province, and won her an award last year from local government as an "Expert in Getting Wealthy".

For the wealthy, philanthropy experts stress the tax advantages of donor-advised funds over private charitable foundations, in which deductions are capped at a lower rate.

Some development experts also hoped that wealthy nations would pledge to adopt a longstanding United Nations goal of transferring 0.7percentt of their total economic output to poor countries.