Sentence examples for Hoarding wealth from inspiring English sources

For much of the school's history, its finances were precarious, in part because Quakers frown on hoarding wealth.

Rathbones provides wealth management services for well-heeled private investors, but tonight's event, organised by The Funding Network, is not about hoarding wealth - it's about giving it away.

It doesn't take much to see aristocratic vampires as pulp versions of plutocrats supping on the blood of the merely-human, parasites hoarding wealth across the centuries.

The first was the successful use of American class-action lawsuits against Swiss banks, which had been accused of hoarding wealth in dormant accounts set up by Holocaust victims.

Vasant Karia: came from Uganda, now lives in Harrow, northwest London I've been in the UK since 1972 because we were asked to leave Uganda [Idi Amin's new government forced ethnic Indians to leave, claiming they were hoarding wealth at the expense of indigenous Ugandans].

While millennials don't want to repeat the boomers' failings and are scathing of them for hoarding wealth and ruining the environment, in reality they want many of the same things: in Britain or Australia, that's homeownership; in the US, to escape debt; in Spain and Greece, to have a job and any sense of a future.

After 38 years during which his family has hoarded wealth and power, Angola's leader José Eduardo dos Santos is quitting.

But there was not one word about antitrust, even though too-big-to-fail banks and too-big-to-curtail corporations allow elites to hoard wealth.

Both, however, would share the tendency to hoard wealth and the resulting paranoia against the masses, which would grow in tandem with their wealth and their desire to protect it, resulting in disenfranchisement of the lower classes.

Luke 12 contains the famous account of the rich fool who hoards wealth in bigger barns.

The resolve of people pushed too far, and the democratisation of communications, has put the people on a collision course with those benefiting from the illicit hoarding of wealth and power.