Sentence examples for generous earnings from inspiring English sources

The SSP made work pay better than welfare by offering a temporary, but generous, earnings supplement to single parents who left welfare for full-time employment.

It aims to unify all means-tested benefits (with the exception of the Council Tax Benefit) into a single working-age benefit with a generous earnings disregard and a single withdrawal rate of benefits against work income.

Such provisions are suited to the more generous earnings-related schemes in which a reduced pension would not normally cause poverty.

Despite generous 20% earnings growth, expect some disappointment from the sector leaders.

But, DSP has become more generous relative to earnings at the lower end of the earnings distribution, at least over the period from 1993 to 2011, and this may be a more relevant comparison for low-skilled workers with disabilities.

But Faisal and others of his generation are likely to be less generous with their earnings in coming years.

These are usually calculated in the most generous way - earnings without the bad stuff as they have been known.

And this is probably a generous measure; reported earnings ignore write-offs, which have recently been huge.

Goldie said the 2014 federal budget – particularly its proposal to index pension payments only according to consumer price index, rather than to the more generous average weekly earnings rate – "is likely to result in higher poverty rates over time".

Underlying all these fortunes is the generous capitalization of earnings for growth companies with commanding market share who renew themselves.

In the next two years, it will start trading at a more generous multiple to earnings and tangible book value," says Leigh Goodwin, analyst at Fox Pitt Kelton in London.