Sentence examples for immense wealth from from inspiring English sources

You can bet that Boudjellal, nobody's fool as his immense wealth from a highly successful business career proves, will want to know the answers.

She has immense wealth from the Bridgestone family tyre fortune, which has bankrolled the political careers of both Kunio and Yukio.

With the immense wealth from sales of oil and natural gas, Hunt invested in publishing, cosmetics, pecan farming, and health food producers.

The deal was implicit: in exchange for extracting immense wealth from its colony, Belgium offered schools, roads, Christianity and, yes, civilization.

With a small population and immense wealth from oil and gas reserves, Qatar has evolved into a cultural hub in the Middle East, as the ruling monarchy has invested money in education and the arts in an effort to diversify its economy.

While the global economic integration of recent decades has produced immense wealth for a privileged few, it often comes from the labor and exploitation of brown and black people who often do the dirty and dangerous work in our country.

"Do they understand that it will take 20 years to pay it off?" Britain has not reached that level of debt yet, but even so, it may seem a bit rich for a hedge fund magnate whose immense wealth flows from a business model based on borrowing far beyond his own assets to be lecturing governments about excessive debt.

Apokaukos was especially quick to capitalize upon this division and foment popular dislike for the aristocracy, by widely publicizing the immense wealth confiscated from Kantakouzenos' and his supporters' houses and estates.

"I believe [we should] return some of the immense wealth we all stole from these countries, such as gold, diamonds, etc, which we have long used to build up our own wealthy 'fortress' Europe," she wrote.

A great misconception about her, among the many, is that she is from immense wealth, but the reality is that her father, Will Knightley, was a middling actor who did mainly theatre work and challenged her mother to sell another script if she wanted a second baby (Knightley has an older brother, Caleb).

If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sincere in his commitment to build a "nation-to-nation" relationship with First Nations, he must devote resources to aboriginal communities like Attawapiskat equal to the immense wealth that has been mined from their lands and has subsidized Canada for decades.