Sentence examples for wealthy groups from inspiring English sources

The guidelines "discourage" opportunistic screening, because it results in some people being tested more than necessary, while less wealthy groups are not tested at all.

Raising pension ages entails a 'cross-subsidy' to the middle-income and wealthy groups from the poor, who have a lower life expectancy, she argues.

By the 1870s the guilds, town and village councils, and wealthy groups and individuals had founded some 2,000 schools in Bulgaria, each providing free education.

The industrialists, bankers, oilmen, churches, and other wealthy groups he had attacked for decades were appalled, and they united against him, hiring a phalanx of advertising and public-relations men.

Several other recent meetings of anti-Trump activists have led to wealthy groups such as Club For Growth spending heavily on attack adverts in upcoming primary states like Utah.

Those who stand to benefit the most from Trump's proposal, however, aren't local businesses or owners of mom-and-pop stores — they are hedge-fund managers, private-equity moguls, real-estate investors, and other wealthy groups that organize their businesses in "pass through" partnerships specifically to take advantage of the tax code.

"This is not a wealthy group.

Or that she had become the campaign's key fundraiser, soliciting donations from a similarly wealthy group of power brokers.

But with lower oil prices, the government wants more money from a wealthy group that at the moment pays relatively little.

They show a league that is making money over all because of a wealthy group of seven clubs (in descending order, Toronto, the Rangers, Montreal, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago).

It's just that it's a regressive tax taking money from the poor and middle-income people and shifting it to a very wealthy group of people.