Sentence examples for gas rent from inspiring English sources

In fact, the wage gains most Americans are seeing are getting entirely wiped out by rising gas, rent and other prices.

In the middle of all this, the Federal Reserve muttered some things last Tuesday about deflation, though almost everything in these parts seems to be going up: taxes, taxis, tolls, gas, rent, yogurt.

This did nothing to abate these rising floodwaters, although the extra money did help me manage the several credit card accounts I was forced to open during this time to pay for food, gas, rent and utilities.

Incomes for full-time male and female workers declined slightly last year, the Census Bureau found, a reminder that wage gains have been sluggish and mostly wiped out by rising prices for gas, rent and other necessities.

He and an accomplice were to enter the United States from Mexico or Puerto Rico, identify three high-rise apartment buildings that used natural gas, rent two apartments in each building, seal all the openings, turn on the gas and set timers to detonate the buildings simultaneously.

Unemployed people will spend their extended benefits on food, gas, rent, and other necessities.

"It's the price of oil, gas, rents and foreclosures," said Melanie Gosselin, executive director of the New Hampshire Food Bank.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Developing countries with per capita oil and gas rents above 3000 USD (2013) Source: calculated from 2015 World Development Indicators.

Oil and gas rents have been deployed in a variety of ways, and it is not clear that propping up Soviet-era production units is the main use to which they have been put.

Whatever policymakers have wanted to do, there is no doubt that some substantial part of oil and gas rents finds its way to Cyprus, the British Virgin Islands and other tax havens.

Oil rents account generally for half of the GDP, almost 57percentt in 2012 and 44percentt in 2013, and are completed by gas rents, accounting for 6percentt of the GDP in 2008.