Sentence examples for historical wealth from inspiring English sources

"We are a country with the most beautiful, most pleasurable things, an incredible historical wealth," she has said.

Historical wealth micro-data from Wentworth County, Ontario examines the evolution of female and male wealth holding in the wake of 19th century property rights legislation.

"We are going to return to our political genetics, our regional perception, and our historical wealth," wrote Ibrahim Karagul, a particularly strident ultranationalist.

This was a self-justifying analysis, of course, given that the Raj was pillaging the subcontinent's historical wealth with the same voraciousness as it had plundered the teakwood and tea.

Iraq's somewhat isolated geographic location and its decades of near perpetual political instability have seriously impeded the possibility that tourism, in spite of the country's deep historical wealth, might soon become a major source of national income.

As the holocaust memorial is applauded by parliament (Opinion, theguardian.com, 27 January), could it be that a similar memorial for African slaves would be too close for comfort to those whose family's entrenched historical wealth may well stem from that bloody source?

We have an oligarchy where the whims of a few moguls of world-historical wealth – Bezos, Zuckerberg, Cook, Brin and Page – determine the fate of the national and world economies, the information we consume, and the range of opportunities available to us.

Extreme historical inequalities in wealth, human capital, and political power then exerted a permanent influence on economic development, since they favored the endogenous formation of institutional structures that, rather than promoting growth, maintained the privileges of the elites against the interests of the masses.

Conservatives believe that if blacks and Latinos simply work hard, get a good education and earn a good income, historical racial wealth gaps will disappear.

Some economists and analysts said examining subprime lending by geography and race could be misleading because of the many variables not represented in the data, including the lack of banking services in some minority communities and historical differences in wealth and income among racial and ethnic groups.

Join the hunt for the world's largest flea; a salvage mission has retrieved historical relics and wealth from the bottom of the sea; starting to look with a scientific eye at A.S.M.R., tingling bodily sensations that some people experience after listening to soothing sounds.