yearly income

collocation in English

meaningsofyearlyandincome

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yearly
adjective
adverb
uk
/ˈjɪə.li/us
/ˈjɪr.li/
every year or once ...
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income
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈɪŋ.kʌm/us
/ˈɪn.kʌm/
money that is earned from doing work or received ...
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(Definition ofyearlyandincomefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Note that respondentyearlyincomewas classified by ' low' (less than £15k), 'medium ' (£14-40k), and ' high' (greater than £40k).
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His lands and other properties yielded him ayearlyincomeof in excess of £600.
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While respondents'yearlyincomewas variable, more than half earned between $100,000 and $200,000, and less than a quarter earned under $100,000.
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For example, the medianyearlyincomewas $14,848.
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For example, two full-time minimum wage workers in 2001 had a combinedyearlyincomeof $19,776.
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Every pack/day was associated with a decrease in over 1.5 years of completed education and more than $10,000 inyearlyincomeat the age of 30.
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That is to say, this man had met with a very serious accident, but as hisyearlyincomewas £252 he was excluded.
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We do not know in cases where men work under the contract system what theiryearlyincomeis.
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Theyearlyincomeis expected to be about £1 million.
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That amounts to a totalyearlyincomeof £3,179.80.
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It is given to those over 65 with ayearlyincomeof between £2,895 and £5,900.
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Next door to the widow you have a man who has ayearlyincomeof £2,000, and he spends the lot.
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That gives the weekly disposable income, and it is multiplied by 52 to give theyearlyincome.
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We have figures now for the standardyearlyincome, above which there is to be a cut for any earnings in excess of £4,800 gross.
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The tax system is based on ayearlyincome.
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Reckoning it out inyearlyincome, and estimating about £15,000,000 for two and a-half years, they have paid £6,000,000 per annum.
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It is £2,265 for the full grant and £420 for the student loan—in total ayearlyincomeof just £2,685.
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The donor augmented this fund by a gift of heritable properties bringing in ayearlyincomeof £3,000, which is sufficient to supply 60 grants of £50 each per year.
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It would apply only where the individual can show that the lifetime annuity secured by him is less than two-thirds of the average of hisyearlyincome.
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