Sentence examples for which primarily benefit from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post reported in May that "most of the improvement in household wealth [since the 2008 meltdown] was due to gains in the stock market, which primarily benefit wealthy families.

On taxes, if Republicans insist that the top rate cannot exceed the current 35 percent, they have to give a lot on loophole closers as well as on increasing capital gains taxes, and/or the estate tax, both of which primarily benefit the wealthy.

Despite urgent pleas from a broad spectrum of faith leaders and advocates for the poor, the House committee voted to protect all the agricultural farm subsidies which primarily benefit the most well to do farms and to cut billions of dollars of benefits from programs that feed poor children and their families.

For many countries, a more sustainable way of financing RTW may include shifting a larger share of the costs to employers or pension schemes, which primarily benefit financially from RTW-interventions.

Education turns into an arms race, which primarily benefits the arms manufacturers — in this case, colleges and universities.

Advertising revenue, which primarily benefits Fox Broadcasting, has grown in each of the last three years, according to TNS Media Intelligence, to $903 million last year.

The provision, which primarily benefits General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman, would allow shipbuilders to postpone their taxes for years on profits from building ships and submarines for the Navy.

And it would widen the earned- income tax credit, which primarily benefits working single parents with low incomes, to include more low-income workers who do not have children.

Our government has bought in to a herd mentality on pasteurisation, a process that robs milk of most of its nutritional value and which primarily benefits supermarket chains by extending the shelf life of creamy stuff.

Likewise, donations from the securities and investment industry might indicate that legislators could be reluctant to eliminate the lower tax rate for "carried interest," which primarily benefits investment managers.

This system, which primarily benefited the Polish nobility (szlachta), came to be known as the "nobles' democracy".