Sentence examples for some earners from inspiring English sources

Some earners complain about the way rating systems favor the judgment of customers (Seth F. told me that it is hard to challenge a poor rating) and can be leveraged for haggling purposes.

"But it seems like this is a replay of 2009 and 2010, when he had huge majorities in the House and Senate, rather than recognizing that 'we've got to figure out ways to work together and it's not just what I want.' " For now, at least, Republican lawmakers say they may be open to raising the tax bill for some earners.

Democrats have proposed eliminating a loophole in Social Security and Medicare taxes for some high earners.

As these numbers imply, Scotland has some big earners apart from oil.

This group will include some low earners and people who took time out of the labour market to care for young children or disabled adults prior to 2002.

While it might be nice, and easy, for some wage earners to dispense with cash, it's not going to happen.

The Resolution Foundation thinktank estimated that although some middle earners would be net gainers from Osborne's changes to welfare and the minimum wage, they would leave low earners, typically on £9.35 an hour, between £850 and £1,000 a year worse off.

BDO is also concerned that some high earners may fall foul of the "anti-forestalling" provisions which prevent them obtaining tax relief on more than £20,000 or, in some cases, £30,000 of contributions.

On another thorny issue, he repeated that Britain deserves a pay rise when some low earners are about to get a pay cut from the removal of tax credits.

Lax child-rearing and relatively easy divorce may be preferred by some high earners, but would conservatives wish them on society at large, including the poor and new immigrants?

But under the last Government, it was the boast of some high earners that, with the help of their accountants, they were paying less in tax than their cleaners.