The phrase "as rich from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison of richness or wealth derived from something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "He felt as rich from his experiences as he did from his financial success."
Alternatives: "as wealthy from" or "as prosperous from".
The stories are as rich as the land from which they rise.
Haugsand plays a Flemish-style instrument that he built, not as rich as Trevor Pinnock's harpsichord from Edinburgh or Christophe Rousset's historic French sound, but nicely sonorous.
The region's history is as rich as you might expect from a place with a mild climate and a surfeit of sheltered deep water harbours, and for centuries there has been a constant flow of traders and raiders.
It's no coincidence, then, that a ferocious bull market has made it possible for hired hands to become as rich as investors on board from the start.
Could Jose and his followers really be as rich as the drug kingpins from Mexico or Colombia?
With increasing use of arsenic (As) removal units for treatment of As-contaminated groundwater in rural Bangladesh, concerns have been raised regarding safe disposal of the As-rich wastes from such units and possible contamination of the environment.
Although EPA halted the further movement of As-rich tailings from the failed dam and the mine site several years ago, movement of dissolved arsenic through and off the site is still a concern.
International students are often stereotyped as rich kids from abroad who can pay full freight.
They have been replaced by a generation of young Germans who have arrived as rich invaders from the West.
It's a tragedy, BUT, to take civilians as a target is something that one cannot forgive". This will strike some as rich coming from a man famous around the world for the quantity of blood on his hands.
