Sentence examples for mounting wealth from inspiring English sources

The planters' ability to defeat lawsuits brought against them by Whitney for infringement of patent rights and their mounting wealth apparently induced a sense of guilt at denying the inventor any reward: in 1802 the state of South Carolina agreed to pay $50,000, half the sum asked by Miller & Whitney for the patent rights.

The mounting concentration of wealth is even more dramatic.

"Mounting inequality of wealth and opportunity has turned the United States into the country with the greatest degree of economic polarization in the developed world.... Our nation's transition to an information-based, service-oriented economy has produced levels of wealth and income inequality not seen here since the 1920's".

Saudi Arabia rescinded Mr. bin Laden's citizenship in 1994 because of concerns about his mounting appeal and his wealth.

With fears mounting about Google's wealth, power and knowledge of every aspect of our lives, you can understand why it wanted to give that assurance.

The World Cup in Brazil this month is shining a global spotlight on the nation's wealth gap and mounting social unrest over government services.

Its 16th-century abbey church of St. Peter and St. Paul is late Perpendicular Gothic and is noted for its windows, but it is the wealth of classical Georgian buildings mounting the steep valley sides that gives Bath its distinction.

Evidence of official corruption has been mounting, raising fears that natural gas riches will fail to translate into wider wealth.

A work that addresses this wealth of available recorded versions is Stefan Goldmanns "Edit", mounting one continuous recording from hundreds of cut segments from 14 recorded versions.

The mounting educational debt becomes a barrier to purchasing a home or accumulating wealth.

What they have not been allowed to do is use that wealth to mount any challenge to Mr. Putin, and their attempts to do so has sent some of them to prison, and others into exile.