Sentence examples for rich shift from inspiring English sources

Osborne used figures for the first year of the 50% rate, 2010-11, when a year's notice let the rich shift £16bn into the previous tax year, and only pay the old rate.

The characteristic rich shifting of the maximum adiabatic flame temperature from the stoichiometric value for mixtures of hydrocarbon and air is demonstrated to be caused by product dissociation and hence reduced amount of heat release.

Implement the above 3 tips today and watch as your experience of wealth and living rich shifts into a higher frequency.

When the rich spend more on mansions and gifts, the frames of reference for the near-rich shift, too, causing them to spend more as well, and so on, all the way down.

With its intense chiaroscuro and meticulous manipulation of color that ranges from stark black and white to richer, shifting hues in scenes set in a metaphorical orchard, the film surpasses even Michael Haneke's "White Ribbon" in the fierce beauty and precision of its cinematography (by Martin Gschlacht).

One emphasises outsourcing when rich countries shift parts of the production process to poor countries.

A growing and vastly more accessible pool of labour in emerging economies played a part in both wage stagnation and rising income inequality in rich ones.The shift towards the emerging economies will continue.

In the new political climate, expect to see a few rich Americans shifting uncomfortably.

To keep up with post-attack demand, some companies with a long history of providing domestic servants for the very rich are shifting gears.

The comparison with Hill is actually inexact: what Jordan wants to be specifically is rich, and shifting stocks on Wall Street is the way to do it.

Transformational work has been in long-term decline in most rich countries, shifting to emerging markets, particularly China, though wages in Chinese factories are now soaring.