Sentence examples for ownership wealth from inspiring English sources

Chinese Soccer's ten most valuable teams are worth an average $130 million (our valuations were based on estimated revenue, squad market value, consistency of success, team brand power, ownership wealth and market size).

Monday they added another pitcher for cash considerations or a player to be named later, so new President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman is quietly finding minor ways to spend his newfound ownership wealth.

An alternative theory holds that some rich people gain satisfaction directly from the ownership of wealth, not merely from the happy contemplation of that wealth being spent by children, grandchildren, and so on.

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.

Of particular interest to us is whether the impact on household asset ownership, asset wealth and household retirement behavior varied with the nativity of the household and its standing in the wealth distribution prior to the onset of the recession.

Why has ownership of wealth become so important for the Chinese elite?

Is the ownership of wealth defined by who earned it, without regard to how they earned it?

We must find ways of weakening or even cutting the link between home ownership and wealth acquisition.

The company itself is the product of increasingly global competition that has increased the scale of business enterprise, concentrated the ownership of wealth and weakened democratic governance.

Bordeaux, with its corporate ownership, great wealth and subdued pleasures, may seem a far journey from Beaujolais, though it certainly has its troubles, too.

IN the heyday of the Soviet era, Communist leaders were described by the dissident Yugoslav theorist Milovan Djilas as the "New Class," whose power lay not in ownership of wealth but in control of it: all the property of the state was at their beck and call.