Sentence examples for historic wealth from inspiring English sources

There is, however, historic wealth inequality in America, and the journalism industry reflects it like any other.

As James Baldwin wrote (and as much research being published during this moment of historic wealth inequality demonstrates), it is expensive to be poor.

"The orchestra is living off of historic wealth," said Edward W. Hill, a professor of economic development at Cleveland State University.

The reason for its historic wealth is its Steinerne Brücke, a magnificent stone bridge built in 1130, which was the only Danube river-crossing between Ulm and Vienna for centuries.

The economic trench between reporter and reported on has never been more hazardous than at this moment of historic wealth disparity, though, when stories focus more often on the stock market than on people who own no stocks.

Let's go back to historic wealth creation.

This history has become somewhat obscured, however, as the Lower East Side can appear more hip than historic, with wealth and gentrification changing the character of the neighborhood.

It was the privatisation of historic mutual wealth for current share owners.

Which PACs are running commercials to remind Americans that we are normalizing poverty, child hunger, and homelessness, and creating historic income, wealth, and mobility gaps that threaten to destroy the American dream?

The vast collections are not just a symbol of historic power and wealth, they are a means of embedding that power today through knowledge.

What's different, apart from the historic shift of wealth and power back to Asia – a restoration of normality as it was before 1500?