Sentence examples for great welfare from inspiring English sources

And that makes Mr. Dimon no capitalist colossus astride the Isle of Manhattan, but one of the great welfare queens in America.

When the regulator and the transportation provider share common objectives, we show that a great welfare improvement can be achieved when implementing a homogenous pricing that accurately accounts for travelers VOT.

It still takes a very hardy breed to live in the bush or ride out a dark Alaska winter, but in some ways, the last frontier is the last great welfare state.

One part of this link is obvious: the great welfare states of Europe emerged as part of a revulsion for war on the part of an exhausted and ravaged continent after 1945.

"We have a great welfare and health system, but drug users aren't wanted in that system," says Arild Knutsen, Head of the Norwegian Association for Humane Drug Policies, one of the most tireless and respected drug user rights campaigners in Norway.

After the war, the city centre here was rebuilt in the spirit of post-1945 optitism: it has been called Britain's "first great welfare-state city", and even now, the breathtakingly wide main street of Armada Way and the city's grandest buildings have a democratic, inclusive ambience.

Further, this has asymmetric effects: borrowers and intermediaries achieve greater welfare benefits than investors.

She promised greater welfare provision and less emphasis on economic growth above all else.

Yet some of the greatest welfare impacts of these policies can't be priced.

We need many of these ideas to help expand our innovation frontier, and thereby provide greater welfare for all.

In particular, the loss of employment is found to have a major effect, increasing the average probability of support for greater welfare spending by between 22-25 pointstage points.