Sentence examples for great wealth from from inspiring English sources
It's an Internet company, whose buyers think it is destined for great wealth from selling things online.
Having derived great wealth from its crown lands, the dynasty gained control of Serbia and Galicia and made Hungary a large and formidable power in east-central Europe.
The law in question prevents no one from speaking out; it merely inhibits those with great wealth from drowning out the voices of the rest of us.
And she approved a theatrical adaptation of her husband's book of poems for children, "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats," which became the musical "Cats," bringing her and the estate great wealth, from which she created a charitable trust.
Starting in 1600 with the establishment of the British East India Company, followed by its Dutch counterpart two years later, Europeans learned how to extract great wealth from the Far East.
Yet Jonathan Dee has courageously stuck to his guns in writing a novel about the marriage of a gilded couple of ambitious chancers who not only amass great wealth from humble beginnings, but who are neither damaged nor made wretched by their success.The story of Adam and Cynthia Morey's life together begins with a bravura description of their wedding in Pittsburgh.
This greater wealth from their real estate holdings encouraged consumers to spend more, Professor Case said.
in colonial Australia 20.2 …that Chinese people generated far greater wealth from Australia's colonial fishing industry… from Australia's colonial fishing industry Total 8 7 9 2. As Table 6 shows, of the spatial meanings in Bowen, eight are instantiated as ranking circumstances, seven as downranked circumstances, nine as Qualifiers, and two as downranked Qualifiers.
He is in line to accumulate even greater wealth from the royalty payments generated from these historic images.
Regarded as Ireland's richest man, O'Brien's great wealth stemmed from his obtaining of the Esat Digifone mobile phone licence, which he subsequently sold off.
Corporate America has evolved new techniques for redirecting great wealth away from society and up to the top one percent.
