Sentence examples for because of its wealth from inspiring English sources

Absorbing because of its wealth of details, frustrating because it is difficult to see all of them with any clarity.

New York is the capital of the world not because of its wealth and influence, but because it lives the unspoken universal truth that life is hard, and knowing that turns small victories into world-class triumphs -- to be followed by a cosmic horselaugh.

Historians have used it as a primary source because of its wealth of detail on ordinary life in the 17th century, and the many towns and villages which Fox visited.

Indeed cricket, because of its wealth and popularity, is another facet of Indian politics.

West Papua is of immense importance to Indonesia because of its wealth of natural resources.

Vichy was chosen as the site of Pétain's government because of its wealth of hotel rooms.

One at JPMorgan Chase, Kian Abouhossein, estimates UBS is trading at a 25percentt discount because the value of its wealth management unit is diluted by the troubled investment banking division.

The World Bank classifies it as upper-middle income, largely because of its mineral wealth, and it has a small population of just under two million despite its large area, much of which is desert.

Qatar is able to pursue a sporting nirvana because of its natural wealth.

South Africa is able to do so because of its mineral wealth, which is, perhaps, its greatest cushion against economic shock.

Because of its oil wealth, the country's residents enjoy a high standard of living and a well-established system of social services.