Incomes in a sentence

Indeed, the incomes of about half the Asian adult population – those with incomes less than the median (the 50th percentile) – were less than the incomes of whites in 2000.

Despite having higher than average incomes, Oakville residents spend more of their incomes on shelter than many other Canadians.

Half of upper-income workers say their supervisor treats them with respect all of the time, compared with 43% of those with middle incomes and 38% of those with lower incomes.

Mr McKinnon says this will come as a huge shock to many of Tamworth's residents who are on low incomes, fixed incomes, or pensions.

Indeed, ever since the Great Recession, those migrating here have tended to have higher incomes while those leaving tend to have lower incomes.

On how the pandemic has affected their household incomes, over 30 percent of Nigerians reported that their entire household incomes have dropped to zero since the lockdown.

These jobs and incomes would therefore need to be subtracted from those estimated from the job-training program to derive a “net” gain in jobs and incomes.

They exclude company and self-employment incomes, incomes of Technical Cooperation Officers, investment income, and other sources of income such as benefits or the Basic Island Pension.

When the prime minister made the claim on 16 October he specified that he was talking about those on low incomes - clearly those on higher incomes will not qualify for Universal Credit and may be above the £2,100 a month limit for the Job Support Scheme.

This implies that in the remaining four years, the rate of growth in agri-household incomes and agri-GDP growth would have to be about 15 per cent per annum in order to attain the target of doubling farmers’ incomes.

Economies rated “free” or “mostly free” in the 2018 index incomes that are more than twice the average levels in all other countries, and more than five times higher than the incomes of “repressed” economies.

People with lower incomes can be better credit risks than people with high incomes.

The less wealthy you are, the less healthy you are: even Americans in the top 10 percent of incomes have worse health outcomes on average than Americans in the top 1% of incomes.

In general, households in the outlying areas to the northwest and southeast have lower incomes, while those in southwestern areas tend to have higher incomes.

Summary of Family Planning notice on how FP fines are collected For instance, in Guangdong, the fee is between 3 and 6 annual incomes for incomes below the per capita income of the district, plus 1 to 2 times the annual income exceeding the average.

The income approach works on the principle that the incomes of the productive factors ("producers," colloquially) must be equal to the value of their product, and determines GDP by finding the sum of all producers' incomes.

This ratio shows the difference between high household incomes (those in the 80th percentile) and low household incomes (those in the 20th percentile).

Again, a pre-announced and quite radical change in capital gains tax (and tax on dividend incomes) will leave them worse off sooner or later.

And those on the highest incomes are going to repay more quickly, and are going to pay less.

As a community housing fund project, the Heart on the Hill is a mixed-income rental building that will house individuals with a wide range of ages, incomes, and abilities.