Sentence examples for planetary wealth from inspiring English sources

With the existence of this evil alien overlord only recently confirmed by the U.S. government, we've had difficulty separating planetary wealth from his personal fortune, but we can safely say his net worth is at least $20.9 billion, and potentially much higher.

This generation of children has a choice to improve personal health and planetary wealth with smarter food choices.

It was neither capitalism nor communism that made possible the progress and pathologies (total war, the unprecedented concentration of global wealth, planetary destruction) of the modern age.

It is said that small bits of justice and liberation are possible here and there, but that the fundamental drivers of unprecedented wealth concentration and planetary destruction are immutable.

This Changes Everything is at its core as much about the redistribution of wealth and power on a planetary scale as well as about the ecocide we're committing in assailing the climate.

Wealth and healthcare surely matter, but planetary survival will ultimately depend on whether we can make some of the most inequitable places on earth – cities in the global north and south – more equitable and healthy for all.

If one has accumulated paper wealth, then one can purchase some planetary usage credits from the less monetarily prosperous.

The challenge is there either to persuade those others to move from greed thinking and values to social, planetary thinking and values or to wrest their power and wealth from them nonviolently.

Development of a formal process for the transfer of green technology, and some degree of surplus wealth, from wealthy countries to poor ones, given a planetary framework of reduced economic possibilities.

The chemical and argon isotopic records preserved in Apollo 17 station 8 plagioclase-rich lithic fragments illustrate the wealth of information obtainable from submillimeter-sized samples returned from planetary objects including the Moon, Mars, and asteroids.

Planetary radar measurements conducted with high-power large-aperture radars have resulted in a wealth of new information about solar system bodies (Campbell 2002).