Sentence examples for existing wealth from inspiring English sources

The same tends to be true when their existing wealth, including their houses, falls in value.

For men become richer not only by increasing their existing wealth but also by reducing their expenditure.

Redistribution of the existing wealth is a far better way to go," says Simms. "It is now a case of paradigm shift or bust".

Add to that Bayern's existing wealth – Forbes values the club at over £1bn – and they could well be Europe's biggest spenders this summer.

In a nationally representative survey, from 2011, the psychologists Michael Norton and Dan Ariely found that people routinely underestimated existing wealth inequality.

Reforms that adversely affect existing wealth or the ability of the CCP-connected Chinese to accumulate wealth are also likely to be opposed.

The exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbon from the ocean dictate the use of environment friendly muds and mud additives to protect the existing wealths such as fishes, coastal areas and other habitats of the ocean.

"We expect wage rises, an improving economy and greater recycling of existing housing wealth between generations to support growth, while mortgage regulation is likely to prompt greater reliance on the bank of mum and dad with more equity released by downsizing," said Savills UK head of residential research, Lucian Cook.

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

To maintain long-term prosperity, Omanis must use their existing petro-wealth to diversify the economy and acquire more revenue from non-hydrocarbon sectors.

Sir, Paying the bills of an ageing population through new taxes on wealth ("Lord Willetts: Why it's time to tax baby boomers' wealth", Red Box, Mar 5) may be superficially attractive but would need to be far more effective than our existing system of wealth taxes.