Sentence examples for monetary form from inspiring English sources

With wealth comes diversity — and what is inequality but diversity in monetary form?

Solon canceled all "debt" (as stated, that cannot yet have been debt incurred in a monetary form).

In 2011, total rental income, net of depreciation, was $409 billion, of which $126 billion was received in monetary form.

She doesn't spare herself from revealing her most embarrassing lapse of judgment: having received letters of support from many, including two billionaires, she replies to these latter (when stoned, egged on by friends) with an email "thanking them for their generous offer of help and suggesting it might best be realised in a monetary form".

We can do that by distributing those resources directly back to the people — in a monthly monetary form the average citizen can use for healthcare, food and opportunity.  .

By analysing consumer spending in monetary form, the current research investigates actual purchasing power and consumption capability differences by social class.

Busboys collected plates with confidence, knowing for certain that the plate hadn't been left behind as a non-monetary form of gratuity.

Next, I consider whether leaving school in an economic downturn influences access to a second non-monetary form of compensation: employer-sponsored life insurance.

Despite the difference in the definitions, it is generally accepted that informal patient payments could have monetary and non-monetary form, and could express the patient's gratitude but could also be requested by the health care provider.

Incentives for participation in surveys may be provided in monetary or non-monetary form, and paid unconditionally (sent to all potential respondents with the invitation), conditionally (sent only to those who complete the survey), or offered in the form of a lottery.

Of course, the old system wasn't perfect – VIPs rarely had difficulties getting reservations – so there's some truth to the emancipatory, democracy-extolling rhetoric espoused by the creators of such apps: they do move us from hierarchies partially based on non-monetary forms of power (fame, connections, reputation) to those that are grounded in money alone.