Sentence examples for expendable wealth from inspiring English sources
The Reagan economy was creating vast supplies of expendable wealth, and the East Village became a brand name.
Great sums of expendable wealth came into the hands of ambitious Roman and local notables, some of which was spent in establishing and advertising Roman ways.
Our collective trust is placed in democratically elected governments and their agents to professionally and equitably manage, conserve, and allocate the annually expendable portion of this wildlife wealth for public use.
To build business, individual artists catered to clients with "presumed or stated aesthetic concerns or expectations". The wealthy Italians and Spaniards living in Bruges, a city of great wealth, who had considerable amounts of expendable income had a profound effect in determining the evolution of the art market and even styles of painting.
They are expendable commodities.
That makes him expendable.
Everything was expendable.
Mothers seem especially expendable.
Butterflies aren't expendable.
