Sentence examples for inordinate wealth from inspiring English sources
This struck him as odd, given America's inordinate wealth.
However grotesque inequality becomes, however closely the accumulation of inordinate wealth resembles legalised theft, political norms shift to defend it.
Their inordinate wealth means they can run Manchester United City and Chelsea at a substantial loss, if need be, in their quest for sporting glory.
The success of Krupp was perhaps easier for the population of Germany to understand than the inordinate wealth exhibited by today's super rich.
Advocates of CCCs argue that not only is it in the interest of society to harness at least some of the inordinate wealth and power that corporations wield and reorient it toward societal benefit but it also makes good business sense.
The American Chemical Society has taken a similar approach in a new video that explains the science of movie explosions, and thus the fundamentals of Michael Bay's inordinate wealth.
It was King's belief that "God never intended for some of his children to live in inordinate superfluous wealth while others live in abject, deadening poverty".
How much chance are we then going to have to realize our progressive ideals: reverse the inordinate upward wealth consolidation, build a world class public school system, construct a sustainable energy program?
Maybe learning to separate inordinate affluence and wealth from status and to confer status only on constructive practices can help us reduce greed's destructive impacts.
Though all pernicious, one of the most perennial and resistant to change is the theme that Jews as a world community have surreptitiously accumulated inordinate power and wealth to manipulate and control the media, politicians, world economic systems, and the hearts and minds of populations on an international scale.
But she cautioned that an inordinate focus on the wealth of the top 1percentt, including populist demands for pay limits on chief executives, probably would not help the other 99percentt.
