Sentence examples for larger breaks from inspiring English sources

Republicans said they would push to rein in spending and make Mr. Bush's 10-year $1.35 trillion tax cut permanent, and possibly propose other tax cut measures, like a new capital gains reduction and larger breaks for investor losses.

Of the two options, our judgment is that the larger break-up makes more overall economic sense than an exit of Greece alone.

Thus a chance to learn of a much larger break in a pipe in the basement — meant to deliver water in case of a fire — was missed.

Ukraine's government has lobbied strongly for autocephaly as part of a larger break from Russian influence in the country's affairs.

She has proposed increasing the tax on capital gains so that investors get a larger break the longer they hold onto their investments.

Large breaks sometimes disrupt telephone and electrical service, but that did not happen in this case.

Previously women's international cricket popped up intermittently, allowing players to take large breaks away from the game.

Furthermore, the Christie tax-cut proposal would do very little for the middle class but give large breaks to the wealthy.

Some of the largest breaks — for itemized deductions and retirement savings — should be retained because they subsidize important goals, like home ownership and old-age security.

A recent analysis by U.S.D.A. economists suggests otherwise, noting that the top ten per cent of farmers will enjoy the largest breaks.

Meanwhile, Trump plans to maintain two of the largest breaks for wealthy taxpayers, the deductions for interest paid on mortgages and contributions to charity.