Sentence examples for indicators of wealth from inspiring English sources
In fact, I argue that representations of net income and owners equity are useful because, like economic price indices and other such indicators, they are fuzzy indicators of wealth and changes in wealth.
Guatemala stands out as much for its indicators of wealth as for those of poverty.
White families vastly outperform African Americans and Hispanics in several key indicators of wealth: homeownership and equity, investments, and inheritance.
Indicators of wealth and status still exist in fashion today, so it isn't outside the realm of possibility for ruffs to make a comeback.
Evans's answer makes reference to council tax bands, those indicators of wealth that go from A at the lowest to the top category of H – which in Plymouth denotes an annual contribution of around £3,000.
It found that marriage did make a difference to stability, but that once you remove factors such as maternal level of education (which is hugely influential), the job of the father, the age of the mother, and a variety of characteristics that are in essence mostly subsets or indicators of wealth – then marriage doesn't bestow the same quality.
On the other hand though, house ownership is a positive indicator of wealth, this study indicated that neonates borne from parents who lived in their own houses were more likely to die than those who lived in rented houses.
"Increased girth is an indicator of wealth," said Dr. Thomas Tsang, medical director of the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center in Flushing.
But it was a leading indicator of wealth and status, a means of decoration, a form of moral instruction and a sign of wifely devotion.
The first ruffs were small and created by the pull of a drawstring, but the collars grew in size as they started to become an indicator of wealth.
