Sentence examples for income something from inspiring English sources

Like most of the reserves on the island, hunting brings in significant income; something I'm ambivalent about.

It is far better to target help on the basis of people's income (something which, in places like Los Angeles, would mean helping Latinos anyway).

"What I'd like to do is, you know, get an extra $10,000 or $12,000 a year, you know, of freelance income, something like that".

Even assuming a higher response by the wealthy to earning income – something economists call elasticity – than the Romers believe is likely, the top rate could still rise to 73 percent before a Laffer curve effect set in.

Even in the exciting world of emerging markets, it is now possible to obtain a reasonable level of income; something the Newton Emerging Income Fund, which currently yields 4.19 per cent, can testify to.

Tax rates would go up for higher-income earners, as in the Senate bill, but Mr. Obama wants their dividends to be taxed as ordinary income, something the Senate did not approve.

The gap has been particularly marked in America: productivity rose by 83% between 1973 and 2007, but male median real wages rose by just 5%.The decline in labour's share has also been accompanied by an increased inequality of incomes, something that economists have struggled for years to explain.

Thanks to new technologies, new industries emerged that created more jobs than were destroyed and increased not only productivity, but also workers' incomes, something the economist Joseph Schumpeter predicted in 1942.

It's household food, and income, and something to do.

Why, therefore, should I transfer 13percentt of my income for something I did not do?

He has three hundred and twenty-five million books in print and an annual income of something like ninety million dollars.