Sentence examples for regardless of earnings from inspiring English sources

And if investors are sufficiently worried, they may push prices down, regardless of earnings.

It also found that most people, regardless of earnings, defined themselves as in the middle of the income spectrum and saw the "income gap" primarily as something between the middle and the super rich.

If she took the full entitlement for maternity leave, she would receive £213.48 per week for the first six weeks (90% of full pay – £1,280.88) and £124.88 per week for the next 33 weeks (standard rate, regardless of earnings), which amounts to £4,121.04.

Currently, more than 90 activities qualify for a "simplified" tax system, a fixed monthly sum regardless of earnings.

An international consensus has set itself the goal of ensuring that, by 2030, all populations, regardless of earnings, geographical location and gender, benefit from the coverage of 80% of basic health services, and 100% protection against the financial risks associated with direct payment [ 5].

They were told to pay $1,200 a week, regardless of their earnings, the indictment said.

In 2010 the average American, regardless of weekly earnings, watched no less than an hour and a half of television per day.

Generally, people who have retired in midyear have earned more than the yearly earnings limit, so Social Security will give them a full Social Security check for any whole month they are retired, regardless of yearly earnings.

The following data was extracted: number of starts, time record (i.e. best average time over 1 km regardless of distance), career earnings and earnings/race in Swedish/Norwegian Crowns and races completed without official records of slightly irregular trot or breaking into a gallop or pace.

Regardless of Lucent's earnings setbacks, the company has been a sound performer.

But the suggestion that bursaries should instead be used as incentives to poorer students regardless of their future earnings raises new questions about the purpose of the new student funding system, which will be introduced along with higher fees next year.