Sentence examples for groups of income from inspiring English sources

In other words, what Mr. Feinberg should not be doing, the report says, is making "value judgments about different groups of income earners".

Shortly after the rapes that month, the government ordered mines in eastern Congo temporarily closed, to starve armed groups of income.

Cantor Fitzgerald, the bond-trading firm that lost six hundred and fiftyeight people in the attack, has issued an eighty-page critique of Feinberg's handling of the fund, which notes that Congress instructed him "to determine economic loss — not to make value judgments about different groups of income earners".

This means that the welfare of especially lower groups of income is more likely to be at stake given their higher budget share on food items (Yeong-Sheng, 2008), an issue that requires immediate treatment.

However, the data on these different sensitivities are not publicly available at the country level, but just at the regional or groups of income level.

Although seasonal variations can skew the average annual income especially in the agricultural sector or for families relying on day labor, wealth disparities may still exist within groups of income sources.

Perinatal death showed significantly decreased risk for all lower income groups compared to the highest income group and for all groups of proportionate income from government transfers compared to the lowest proportion.

In the Western New York Study, individuals' annual household income was categorised into three groups of decreasing income: >$70,000, $30,000 70,000, and <$30,000.

The last of these, issued in 2000, said that although the have-nots had made striking gains, the disparity among groups of different income levels remained and had widened slightly in some cases.

Three focus groups of upper income parents of children with food allergy were conducted.

Advances in medicine, health education and our overall standard of living should have increased the life-spans for every group, regardless of income, race or ethnicity.