Sentence examples for receive rich from inspiring English sources

Developers of Manhattan's most expensive new rental buildings routinely receive rich packages of government tax breaks and benefits in exchange for setting aside apartments for people with modest incomes.

Care providers at Bright Horizons Family Solutions, which runs more than 500 child care centers at work sites across the country, do not receive rich pay packages — teachers make $25,000 a year — but here is what some of its employees say about working there: "Here I know that I am helping to develop a high-quality child care center, not just producing some product.

2. Simplicity As humans, we're simply wired to receive rich visual information, and can understand more complex information when it is presented visually.

Christie proclaimed his own version of a "class war" with the comment that there are "two classes of people in New Jersey: Public employees who receive rich benefits and those who pay for them".

Citizens were possibly even irritated when Baltimore received rich dramatic excavation in "The Wire" before their own city had even been skimmed.

Mr. Christie said that even in Wisconsin, where Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to cut the benefits and collective bargaining rights of public workers had set off a firestorm of protests, officials "have decided there can no longer be two classes of citizens: one that receives rich health and pension benefits, and all the rest who are left to pay for them".

The PVN receives rich noradrenergic innervation from the brainstem, and neurotoxic blockade of its noradrenergic input decreases ACTH secretion (Szafarczyk et al. 1987, 1988).

The IL mPFC receives rich input from the hippocampus (Hoover & Vertes, 2007), and neural activity within the hippocampus is essential for recognition discriminations based on the spatial location of items (e.g., Wan, Aggleton, & Brown, 1999; Hardt, Migues, Hastings, Wong, & Nader, 2009).

The area F5 is directly connected with the primary motor cortex (F1) and receives rich input from the second somatosensory area (SII) and from parietal areas (PF) and AIP, the latter denoting the anterior intraparietal area located inside the intraparietal sulcus.

Roadside plants, animals and waterways – especially urban streams – that receive effluent rich in rock salt are not always so lucky.

Elevating test scores into the sole "coin" of the educational realm virtually guarantees that students cannot receive the rich education needed to succeed in a complex society.