Sentence examples for economically rich from inspiring English sources

Because the country is economically rich, the workers should be paid their fixed salaries.

An economically rich state of low taxes and more than 300,000 newly arriving residents each year, Florida is suffering from an inability to raise revenue for deteriorating highways, for education and for other social and economic development.

24 out of 27 districts in Chhattisgarh are backward districts [37] with only three non-backward or economically rich districts.

Claims were utilized by non-poor fourteen times more in 2015 than in 2013 from non-backward or economically rich districts [Fig. 6].

Economically, Rich points out, Greece remains in bad shape.

Perhaps the hottest of the young salsa singers, Mr. Negron, from New Jersey, is being primed as the next Marc Anthony, the assumption being that Mr. Anthony is leaving salsa for economically richer pastures.

The town producing these diverging opinions is a mixture of haves and have-nots, even though farming and retail sales have made Visalia economically richer than most of its neighbors.

Available studies have documented differential growth in the number of medical schools in India's economically richer and poorer provinces [ 3, 14].

On one hand, it might mean that economically richer countries are more able to look after freshwater biodiversity, but conversely, there is a danger that these more affluent nations might be more likely to develop and degrade their freshwater ecosystems by having the capital to make wholesale changes.

China's demand for iron and coal has helped to turn it into Australia's biggest trading partner and to keep Australia more economically robust than most other rich countries.

Economically, the rich continue to separate themselves from the poor, as the very rich do from the rich.