Sentence examples for pockets of individuals from inspiring English sources

Most of the global costs were borne by governments and businesses, the authors write, but almost $10 billion worldwide was paid out of the pockets of individuals.

Numerous pockets of individuals remain cut off from help, even with more than 1,750 people and 300 pets already rescued from communities and homes swamped by rivers and streams overflowing after unrelenting rain last week, officials said.

Mr. Bush repeated today that he would like to see Congress accelerate his plan so that it kicked in this year and put more money into the pockets of individuals in a matter of months.

The CDC says measles outbreaks can be linked to an increase in the number of people who travel abroad and bring the disease back to the United States and to communities with pockets of individuals who aren't vaccinated.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said the figures were "astonishing in the current economic climate" and warned that public funds may be being channelled into the pockets of individuals and away from the needs of pupils.

Last year, the veteran Cameroonian coach Jules Nyonga told me that the main reason certain parties favour European coaches is that Europeans can justify a larger salary and that means more cash that can be siphoned into the pockets of individuals in the federation or ministry (without the coaches themselves being aware of it or complicit in it).

None of these are best accomplished with money from the pockets of individual families, made possible by tax cuts.

Rather than corporate brands lining the pockets of individual artists under the guise of supporting the culture, why not collectively bargain for them to support the spaces and scenes that create it?

Looking at every trade made on the Taiwan Stock Exchange over four years, Odean found that commissions, taxes and poor timing of buy and sell decisions sucked a collective $32 billion out of the pockets of individual investors over the period studied.

Vossen said he couldn't comment on the ongoing investigations, but added, "A small pocket of individuals are not necessarily responsible for the larger program, but unfortunately it only takes a few individuals or an individual to cause problems". Parents of players on last season's team have been outraged about the way the school has handled the accusations.

That means even more money out-of-pocket for individuals, in the form of higher state taxes.