Sentence examples for gigantic wealth from inspiring English sources

As the Southern Weekly newspaper wrote in 2011, even "small officials" can acquire "gigantic wealth," if their business and political networks are large and deep enough.

The ascent of Young Thug, a bad boy in pursuit of both gigantic wealth and local love, has, like this particular song, the feel of a fable.

There's a gigantic wealth of possibilities and options, and finding them is part of the experience.

The country's gigantic oil wealth has taken the society from a simple, predominantly desert existence to a model of affluent consumerism in the space of a few decades.

It's a metaphor for heedlessness and gigantic inequalities of wealth, but it's being discussed as a P.R. blunder — as bad strategy.

Some of the poorest and most vulnerable nations are calling for a gigantic transfer of wealth from the industrialized world to island nations and countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America that are most likely to feel the ravages of a changing climate.

He has promoted himself in this campaign as a Washington outsider, an anti-war, anti-poverty crusader (Elephants crossing on Little Guy street: Mr. Edwards' eight-figure wealth, gigantic home and $400 haircut).

– may seem radical, but we are still talking about a man who, having demonstrated capitalism is a gigantic vacuum cleaner sucking wealth into the hands of a tiny elite, insists that we do not simply unplug the machine, but try to build a slightly smaller vacuum cleaner sucking in the opposite direction.

Most of the coverage last week of the Fed study on household wealth focused on the gigantic financial hit taken by nearly all Americans since 2007.

Additionally, the country's overall wealth is divided among a gigantic population.

Management of this wealth was entrusted to a gigantic bureaucratic organization, the Supreme Council of the National Economy, which was to allocate human and material resources in the most rational manner.