Sentence examples for Sufficiently wealthy from inspiring English sources

We are sufficiently wealthy and advanced as a society that we should consider financial access to needed medical care a birthright.

Translations offered by the Times include: "Dat kid's so posh ee's gorriz own casey!" (that child's parents are sufficiently wealthy to have bought him a leather football).

Or he might work out his requirements in consultation with the cabinetmaker or, if he were sufficiently wealthy, employ an architect or designer.

When the British statesman Earl Macartney arrived in China in the late 18th century seeking trading concessions, he was politely rebuffed by the Qianlong emperor, who thought China was sufficiently wealthy and cultured.

But if Mr. Wilson were not sufficiently wealthy to keep his own coach, he also would have had to pay for round-trip transportation from their home in the country to the capital and after the Speaking Figure to their other destination, the Tower Zoo.

Olafur Eliasson's high-tech installations at the Modern and P.S. 1, plus artificial waterfalls in the East River, confirmed the Danish-Icelander as the artist to summon if you are a sufficiently wealthy and space-rich institution with an audience that craves to be dazzled and beguiled.

Otherwise, you are simply celebrating the fact that the customer is sufficiently outlandishly wealthy to pay the going rate for a dress on to which hundreds of thousands of beads have been handstitched.

Apart from those sufficiently important, wealthy or both to come by helicopter, it is the only way in to the Dead Sea resort hosting the Middle East World Economic Forum this year.

When the Romans arrived, the Parisii were sufficiently organized and wealthy to have their own gold coinage.

Armed, however, with a steely resolve as well as her unerring sense of style and the financial backing of the Johnson Publishing Co.—she shattered prevailing assumptions that African American women were neither sufficiently sophisticated nor wealthy enough to appreciate high fashion.

Even the miner who satisfies (2), it may not be sufficiently patient or wealthy to await the arrival of fortune's coming.