Sentence examples for upper quintile from inspiring English sources
So Mr Romney would probably have to target the rest of the upper quintile, the upper-middle class who gain from other big tax breaks for employer-provided health care, mortgage interest, retirement savings, state and local taxes and municipal bond interest.Even if Mr Romney could devise a workable plan, overcoming political resistance is another matter.
Resemblance in general was stronger among older children, though the reverse was true when considering agreement in HEIn's upper quintile.
A significantly higher risk in the upper quintile was found (odds ratio, 3.44; 95% confidence interval 1.57 to 8.13).
We consider also the average DDS of households in the upper quintile as the threshold to classify households into food secure/insecure, and this is equivalent to 4.8 food groups out of maximum 6 identified in the sample.
More damning, the main beneficiaries of the subsidies are the wealthy and upper quintile of the income distribution, not the intended poor.
Admixture mapping of Lp(a) reveals a compelling association of increased African ancestry with Lp(a) case status (upper quintile) at chromosome 6q25.3 (LO D13.6, Figure 1).
Therefore, the loss of 90 households directly relying on the power plant occurred across the three upper quintiles.
While immigrants at the bottom segments of the distribution fail to reap a sizable return, those at the intermediate and upper quintiles earn a significant 10% or more due to Spanish proficiency.
In particular, Boyd and Cao (2009) find that in Canada, returns to host language proficiency tend to be higher for immigrants located at the upper quintiles of the wage distribution.
Third, according to numerous case studies, remittances are used to finance current consumption and other investments from housing to education and health.2 In Latin America, an increase in human capital investment seems to be the case, but prominently among household recipients located in the middle and upper quintiles of the income distribution (Fajnzylber & López, 2007).
The age- and multivariable-adjusted HRs and corresponding 95% CIs are presented in Table 3. Strongest effects were observed for upper quintiles of deprivation.
