Sentence examples for mass of wealth from inspiring English sources

The doctrine of Torah Umadda made it permissible, even laudable, for Modern Orthodox Jews to throw themselves into the professions, and their success in law, banking, medicine and other fields created a critical mass of wealth within a few ZIP codes.

The mass accumulation of wealth by people who have political power has helped transform China from one of the most egalitarian societies in the world to one of the most unequal, with a yawning urban-rural wealth gap.

Traditionalists perturbed by the mass of paper wealth and new money yearned for the nobility of good taste.

By far the largest of the Melanesian countries, Papua New Guinea boasts a mass of natural wealth with significant mineral, fisheries, forestry, oil and gas reserves.

Still, this is kitsch: formulaically constructed images for an audience enthralled by the mass-mediated spectacle of wealth, sex and celebrity.

He accuses them of "the mass, democratically-sanctioned transfer of wealth away from the young and toward the Boomers," and he's right.

The upper tiers of the art world seem to exist worlds away from much of the cruel realities of mass incarceration, wealth inequality and systemic racism.

This illusion of mass wealth is a dangerous delusion feeding the political class' relentless adherence to failed policies.

"As mass production has to be accompanied by mass consumption, mass consumption, in turn, implies a distribution of wealth... to provide men with buying power.... Instead of achieving that kind of distribution, a giant suction pump had by 1929-30 drawn into a few hands an increasing portion of currently produced wealth...

Let's work this out". Instead, we get calls for mass deportations, closing borders, confiscation of wealth.

This mass involvement ensures that the sharing of wealth and social investment is not about clientelism but emancipation.