Sentence examples for more retired from inspiring English sources
Rio has more retired staff than workers, Espíndola said, and their costs represent more than half of the state's deficit.
He then spent 30 years as a successful businessman in Venezuela and 25 more retired in Manhattan.
New York City now has more retired policemen than working ones, and spends more on cops' pensions than cops' wages.Worse still, states and cities have used their pension funds as a way of offering supersized payments to senior managers and favoured workers.
Many states have offered pensions to workers who can retire at 50 or 55 and who might spend longer as a retiree than as a worker; it was recently reported that New York has more retired than working policemen and spends more on police pensions than on pay.States have been allowed to account for these promises by assuming a high return on their assets - 7.5% or 8%.
"Having more retired numbers within the bounds of good taste means more exclusive products for people to buy".
About two dozen more retired or demolished plants have stranded waste in need of a permanent home.
One sign notes that the big idea is to help millions more retire with dignity.
Through 20 years running this paper, I recruited hundreds of good journalists and saw hundreds more retire.
China and the Philippines are quietly fuming.All five countries maintain a military presence of some sort in the Spratlys (the sixth claimant, Brunei, is more retiring).
Sleep is the extrovert opposite of the little sister he is dancing, while Dowell says his own nature is "far more retiring" than the "bossy battleaxe" he performs.
French designer Pierre Michelet's course saw 16 combinations eliminated and two more retire, while only three riders - Burton, Jung and Nicolas - jumped clear inside the time.
