Sentence examples for more brackets from inspiring English sources

A better tax system would have more brackets, so that the super-rich pay higher rates.

Missouri took a whopping 53 percent of its shots at 3-point range while being upset by Norfolk State, which shot 32 percent on its 3s, and Duke busted more brackets shooting 45 percent 3s, while losing to Lehigh's 35 percent.

But while it cost her $1,000 to replace the copper downspout, her experience provided a lesson for others, like her nephew Bill Tourtellotte, who after hearing of the theft added more brackets and an alarm system to safeguard his gutters.

There's an almightily convoluted section of the text with more brackets than a home-made bookcase on reforming how the UN deals with sustainable development, which would involve somehow modifying the existing Commission on Sustainable Development.

Reform the tax code to create more brackets at the top with higher rates for millionaires and billionaires.

As I've noted, I also wish he aimed higher -- for more brackets and higher rates at the very top.

"The larger endowments, those in the $750 million or more bracket, had the largest proportion of respondents planning to reduce their commitments," says Preqin.

Simple fairness requires three things: More tax brackets at the top, higher rates in each bracket, and the treatment of all sources of income (capital gains included) exactly the same.

Decades ago, the tax code made distinctions between gradations of wealth by using more income brackets.

Group B is one of the competition's more difficult brackets, as Trabzonspor proved by beating Inter Milan at the San Siro.

Liberals, meanwhile, want more tax brackets, not fewer -- arguing that those earning $1 million or $10 million should pay a higher rate than someone making $250,000.