Sentence examples for has risen rich from inspiring English sources

Despite a decline in cardiovascular mortality in developed countries over the last three decades, the burden of heart failure (HF) has risen (Rich 2001; Strong et al 2005).

Broccoli has risen as rich in bioactive phytochemicals (glucosinolates and phenolic compounds) closely linked with the reduction of cancer risk.

Brazil's spending on education as a share of GDP has risen to rich-world levels, but quality has not, with pupils among the worst-performing in standardised tests.

Inequality has risen in both rich and poor countries.

That is why Japanese and South Korean firms, two of the world's biggest hoarders, need to be cajoled into parting with their cash.Corporate saving has risen across the rich world in recent years.

Although fewer youngsters are unemployed for long stretches, the jobless rate for 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-oldsthe rishigherthanaverage (see chart).

Child poverty has risen notably in richer countries.

The proportion who think you can start poor and end up rich has risen 20 percentage points since 1980.That helps explain why voters who grumble about the economy have nonetheless failed to respond to class politics.

The report will show how money, ideas and influence flow through the world's diaspora networks.It will also look at inequality, which has risen relentlessly in most rich countries even as they have become more meritocratic.

An innovative new study by Saez and Gabriel Zucman, also of Berkeley, says that the wealth share of the top 0.1 per cent of households — the very, very rich — has risen sharply and consistently since the mid-seventies.

Oy. Ari Fleischer is using Twitter to repeat the old zombie lie about how the tax burden on the rich has risen, because they're paying a higher share of federal taxes than they used to.