Sentence examples for dramatic wealth from inspiring English sources

China Fireworks: How to Make Dramatic Wealth from the Fastest-Growing Economy in the Worldby Robert HsuClick to buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.ukSource: Global sales from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.ca, Amazon.de, Amazon.fr and Amazon.jp from May 1st-31st 2008.

Higher levels of debt led to higher valuation and exit multiples and therefore dramatic wealth creation for the owners of media assets.

Thomas Piketty suggested a dramatic wealth tax: he identified our economic quandary, but I disagree that taxes are the answer.

There has been a dramatic wealth-building return on our investment in education and infrastructure.

but that points to the dramatic pre-existing wealth gap between white households compared to Hispanic and black households.

"That still leaves us having to deal with the dramatic destruction of wealth that has taken place".

His dramatic rise to wealth was encouraged and facilitated by successive governments of a Republic that each year commemorates the egalitarian ideals of the 1916 Easter Rising.

But Mr Piketty has given these ideas new prominence, and with them the view that the 20th century's dramatic compression of wealth and incomes was largely down to the one-off shock of the interwar era.

Oppenheim would mark a dramatic expansion in wealth management, a business it has sought to grow because it is less volatile than investment banking, long the major money-spinner at Deutsche.

The 4th century saw a dramatic increase of wealth in Greece but less in the hands of the warring states of the 5th century and more concentrated on the periphery of the Greek world with the western colonies, the eastern Greeks, who continued in close touch with the friendlier Persian provinces, and the increasingly powerful Macedonian kingdom in the north.

Economically, demographically and epidemiologically, we are witnessing dramatic shifts in wealth, education and health.