“Throughout your working life you invest some of your income and turn it into a capital sum.”

“The monthly income of supplies is decreasing.”

“The university receives more than half its aggregate income from government sources.”

“For fourteen years the city has had to contend with the fears of the incomer.”

“Front-page images of some hapless would-be incomer secreted in a chassis have proved a propaganda godsend.”

“But the incomer will have free rein to appoint whomever he sees fit, and the trio must be considered dead men walking by association.”

“McCulloch inquired as to the reason of his incoming to Dumfries.”

“The size of the loan is worked out by looking at the buyer's incomings and outgoings, as well as the ability to repay the loan.”

“I moved in with Nicky, and we totted up our incomings and outgoings, both at that time and for when Nicky would be off work.”

“Fr. Tom McDonnell, treasurer, provided details of incomings and outgoings of funds and finished with the excellent news that the society now holds its site free of all debt.”

“The wealthy incomers and tourists enjoy the boom town blissfully ignorant of the neglect and misery tucked out of their sight.”

“Perhaps more to the point, in a country formed by migration, uppity workers are always at the mercy of the next wave of incomers.”

“We do detect some sort of orchestrated opposition by incomers to the area, but locals don't seem to be bothered.”

“We're still far from the ideal, as racial profiling and unequal incomes for women and minorities attest.”

“The taxi drivers want the Government to prioritise the number of double jobbers, reductions in incomes and increases in insurance costs.”

“In 1704 the revenue was diverted to found Queen Anne's Bounty, to augment the incomes of poor livings.”