Sentence examples for problems of the rich from inspiring English sources

India may not have the bad-debt problems of the rich world, or even China.

Ah, the problems of the rich, famous and ravenous: suddenly we seem to be in Mike Skinner territory.

The authors, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, argue that most of the important health and social problems of the rich world are more common in unequal societies.

One of his best-reviewed plays was "Four Winds," about the problems of the rich, which opened on Broadway in 1957.

As the drug problems of the rich and poor world converge, governments may be more likely to see eye to eye.

What gentle anesthetics they are, these mini-­biographies deftly combining interviews, gossip, pop psychology, pithy quotations from well-known sources and the always soothing reminder that the problems of the rich and famous are far worse than our own.

Looking at such opportunities more broadly, this is how Paul Polak, the author of "Out of Poverty," explains the situation: Ninety percent of the world's designers spend all their time working on solutions to the problems of the richest 10 percent of the world's customers.

What if it were a van with schoolchildren?" While the deer are not exclusively a problem of the rich, they seem to frequent the same idyllic retreats.

"Very often, people think that overweight and obesity are a problem of the rich, and we're trying to clarify that misconception," said Chizuru Nishida, director of the obesity and nutrition disease program at World Health Organization.

This time it's not a problem of the rich versus the poor.

This is not just a problem of the rich West.