Sentence examples for overwhelmingly profit from inspiring English sources

If housing prices are rising and you have bought a home, none of the other trends appear to matter that much, because you are doing all right, even if society as a whole appears to be in more of a mess than it was when people did not overwhelmingly profit from the rising value of their bricks and mortar rather than from their labour.

"The evidence suggests that QE cash ends up overwhelmingly in profits, thereby exacerbating already extreme income inequality and the consequent social tensions that arise from it," Joshi says in a new report.

Ford "has little earnings diversity," Mr. Sprinzen said in his report, with its automotive profits overwhelmingly coming from sport utilities and pickups in North America.

Education officials may soon bar the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), an agency that overwhelmingly accredits for-profit colleges, from serving as the gatekeeper between colleges and billions of dollars in federal financial aid.

It is expected that the rules will overwhelmingly affect for-profit colleges.

Yet, whether girls and boys live in deprived and resource-poor societies, or in overwhelmingly commercialized and profit-driven ones, their voices need to be heard and taken seriously; the possibility for expressing their needs and opinions and their access to important information should be expanded.

The strong and weak laws of large numbers entail that charging more for a game than its expected monetary value is overwhelmingly likely to yield a profit for the casino in the long term, while charging less is overwhelmingly likely to result in a monetary loss.

In the new economy, one company's monopoly profits represent an overwhelmingly attractive business opportunity to another company.

Realistically … the benefits from cutting corporate taxes would overwhelmingly flow into after-tax profits rather than wages … And this in turn means that the main beneficiaries would be stockholders, not workers.

The households overwhelmingly pointed to the pursuit of profit as a main driver in their decision-making.

And the wealth that Americans were building was overwhelmingly in the form of paper profits that vanished as quickly as they had appeared.