Sentence examples for fewer earners from inspiring English sources

As the working population starts to shrink around 2015, the household saving rate should fall because countries with fewer earners and a larger proportion of dependents tend to spend more.

However, among the nonelderly, childless households have lower incomes than households with children, in part because they have fewer earners.

Therefore, pooling nonelderly households may understate the importance of earnings growth because the group with fewer earners has grown so much bigger over time.

The fear is that the greatest casualty of all will be the tourist industry itself, one of the few earners in a troubled economy.

The families that have fewest earners - the second- and third-generation jobless; Pakistani and Bangladeshi households with only one earner; African Caribbean mums who may work two or even three jobs but have no male earnings coming in - are likely to suffer most in any economic downturn.

If too many of us decide to take the easy way out, there will be too few earners left to support everyone else.

That means far fewer wage earners will be audited, especially if they make less than $100,000.

Relatively few wage earners can delegate such responsibilities entirely to a stay-at-home spouse or to a paid assistant.

Since 2007, the year before the recession kicked into gear, the country has almost 4 million fewer wage-earners.

When Baycol was pulled from the market last August, the company lost a money-spinner that had been expected at its peak to generate more than euro2 billion in annual sales.On the bright side, the firm still has a few solid earners, such as Cipro, an antibiotic used to treat anthrax, and one of the best-known brands in the business.

It's expected, given that it's one of the few money earners out there amid the downturn.