Sentence examples for of increased wealth from inspiring English sources
3. The health effects of democracy are not just a by-product of increased wealth.
The control of ports on both coasts provided opportunities for the acquisition of increased wealth through trade.
The only outward appearance of increased wealth, Posada said, might be that Williams drives a Mercedes now; on the other hand, Williams could have bought a Mercedes before he got his seven-year contract.
Given the link between home ownership and wealth, it is not surprising then that all the benefits of increased wealth have flowed to older Australians – those more likely to have been home owners before the boom in prices took off after 2001.
For example, in the Baltic states there has been an increase in outdoor activities as a consequence of increased wealth since the decline of Communism; a decline in industry has changed the amount of local solar radiation, adapting the local climate, thus favouring co-incident seasonality of tick stages, thus increasing co-feeding transmission, and hence increased exposure to virus.
By the way, the so-called "2010" census (much of the data come from 2009) in the U.S. also provides harsh confirmation of this juxtaposition of increased wealth and increased impoverishment.
Yet among industrialised nations, the US stood out for its deep religiosity in the face of increasing wealth.
Amid the general drift, cycles can be discerned: peace and freedom alternate with war and tyranny, eras of increasing wealth with periods of economic collapse.
The result has been counterproductive because restricting supply in a time of increasing wealth in Asia has driven up prices, dramatically increasing incentives and rewards for poachers.
But when we dug deeper, we learned that the TVs were not status symbols or signs of increasing wealth; they were safeguards.
This achievement is not a product of increasing wealth; researchers believe that's only a small part of the reason children are doing so much better everywhere.
