Sentence examples for pockets of wealth from inspiring English sources

"You have to say that Portugal is poor with pockets of wealth".

"There are pockets of wealth and pockets of economic distress throughout the city," Mr. Bramson said.

Africa's pockets of wealth also are often buried in gloomy macrostatistics.

The data show just how deeply left-leaning Boston is, but with pockets of wealth that swing right.

But what makes Detroit unique is the insistence that these pockets of wealth (and whiteness) will somehow rescue the city.

There are walled communities, or Charters, which represent pockets of wealth and opportunity, and then there's the anarchic territory of the Counties, where there's little government or protection.

It is a story of an obscure waterfront expanse of garish mansions and decadent cars, a pocket of wealth unreachable by buses and subways and unseen by most city residents.

But the nuclear lab remains, and the city is still an island in many ways: an extraordinary pocket of wealth and privilege, surrounded by some of the poorest counties in New Mexico, one of the poorest states in America.

As they marked the 50th anniversary this week of the opening of the enrichment plant, the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, residents of this city pondered a mixed legacy: The plant turned the city into a pocket of wealth in a poor region, but at a cost.

The country's booming economy has created a pocket of wealth in every city (in 2005 alone, 13,000 new millionaires joined India's rank of the super-rich), but Mumbai, with its combination of industry and entertainment, fashion and art, offers the most fertile ground for an American-style consumer culture to flourish.

The quiet message became familiar in similar pockets of Jewish wealth and trust: "I know Bernie.