Sentence examples for exceptionally wealthy from inspiring English sources

Instead of appealing to alumni, Botstein's chief tactic has been to court a few exceptionally wealthy donors.

Of course, only in an exceptionally wealthy country do people have the luxury of dreaming of a stripped-down existence.

The Journal has traditionally positioned itself as a high-end advertising vehicle, capable of delivering an exceptionally wealthy and well-educated group of readers to advertisers.

With the help Alexander Perepilichnyy, another whistle blower, Mr Browder's investigators helped uncover how Mrs Stepanova and her divorcee husband have become exceptionally wealthy in the wake of the scam.

A need-blind admissions policy doesn't prevent a college from granting admissions preferences to developmental admits, which are students with exceptionally wealthy parents who might donate significant sums of money to the college.

Still, the returns released on Friday offered the latest peek into the life of an exceptionally wealthy man who needs 86 pages for his tax returns, and 51 more for financial disclosure statements with the city's Conflicts of Interest Board.

Though Mr. Romney is proud of his wife's success in the little-known sport of dressage — sometimes called "horse ballet" — the horse Rafalca has proved a controversial and pesky presence within the Romney campaign, a reminder that the Romneys are exceptionally wealthy and, as the Democrats argue, out-of-touch with average Americans.

Can Charles, the sometimes self-pitying scion of an exceptionally wealthy family that lives in a country increasingly disconnected from Canada, live up to the description, posted on the royal Web site, of a monarch who "personifies the state and is the personal symbol of allegiance, unity and authority for all Canadians"?