Sentence examples for mix of wealth from inspiring English sources

Like Keith Richards, Casco Viejo has an appealing mix of wealth, decay and glamour.

This piece of the world is as high-low a macrocosm as any: "One of those odd mixes of wealth and distress.

Penniless but hopeful, Bandini soon finds himself locked in an intense battle with his insanely demanding muse as well as the City of Angels itself, which he sees as a maddening mix of smug wealth and heartbreaking poverty.

The camp is a strange mix of frugality and wealth.

Raine's investors, according to the letter, are a mix of large sovereign wealth funds, including those run by the Abu Dhabi and Singapore governments.

The island adds to the narrative mix, with its co-existence of wealth and poverty, the longevity of reputations and the casual cruelty of young men used to being big fish in a small pond.

There remains the sensational mix of mystery, celebrity and wealth, which has spawned several books, television specials and a cadre of professional and amateur sleuths.

What many of the money camps have in common is a desire to create a real world mix of children from different wealth levels and to challenge them at camp with problems that confront people with different incomes and job prospects.

In contrast, the U.S. and U.K. mix the role of housing as a person's main store of wealth with its role as a human necessity of shelter.

In short, the episode is sad commentary on a nation whose mix of races, its fine infrastructure and wealth of resources has held such promise.

As a small financial elite captured an increasing share of the world's productive output, and the concentration of wealth intensified, a giant mountain of global footloose capital – a mix of corporate surpluses and burgeoning personal wealth – began to emerge.