Sentence examples for flows of wealth from inspiring English sources

"It represents an opportunity to transform the way we deal with the flows of wealth and human energy".

Luis Cubilla, an economist with the soy traders' association Capeco, argues that it "brings enormous flows of wealth into the countryside".

In a process highly analogous to modern globalization, flows of wealth, weaponry, technology, and ideas ran from more developed Europe into its less developed periphery in increasing quantities and over a wider geographical area as the first millennium progressed.

If you have enough of it, and you are sloppy enough with it, and if you have a system that promiscuously sloshes it around from the deserving to the undeserving and back again so that there are great flows of wealth oozing all over the place and great tales of opportunity in every ear, then pretty soon money is no longer just a thing you hoard in the bank.

Some have explained this demographic change as the result of a transformative reversal of 'intergenerational flows of wealth'.

Fertility declines across Europe and the Anglo-world have been explained as the result of reversals of intergenerational flows of wealth.

(Anybody who doubts this should look at the continuing flow of wealth from the many to the few).

"People see the resources being extracted, they see the apparent flow of wealth flowing to certain players, but then on the ground they just see problems".

They are in the position of all ruling elites, who must preside over the flow of wealth from poor to rich, without appearing to do so.

Such a transfer has not happened in so many decades because mostly what's happened is the flow of wealth has been from the bottom up.

In "Bright Lights, Big City," he had presciently guessed that "the new writing will be about technology, the global economy, the electronic ebb and flow of wealth".