Sentence examples for received a wealth from inspiring English sources

During his many careers, Dr. Singh received a wealth of professional awards and recognitions.

That site, which is run by the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, received a wealth of publicity and visitors when it went online in April 2001, and now attracts roughly 150,000 visitors a week, said Peg Zitko, a foundation spokeswoman.

"However, I have received a wealth of letters from national federations all around the world urging me to stand for president again".

Last year, fans received a wealth of statistical information about players and matches on the site.

Pteranodon has received a wealth of aeronautical attention (e.g. [19], [87], [113], [116]), but few computations of Quetzalcoatlus flight have been published.

Pterosaur terrestrial locomotion has received a wealth of interest in the last few decades (e.g. [12], [18], [82] [86]) and pterosaurs are now generally considered to be adept terrestrial animals as well as skilled fliers.

On the surface, this deal seems like a boon for all parties involved: the university receives a wealth of unrestricted funds, while Gilead extends its control over marketing and distributing the drugs.

As of the episode's ending, the main characters of the series are no longer government spies and no longer work for General Beckman; Chuck and Sarah have received an immense wealth; and Chuck has become the leader of a team to investigate a conspiracy involving his spy career.

As I have noted in the New York Times, athletes whose stars burned brightly and briefly, such as Marcus Giles or Joe Magrane, never received a fraction of the wealth they generated for their employers.

Sallie L. Krawcheck, who moved from being finance chief to running the company's global wealth management division, received a $2.9 million bonus; her total pay was $12.5 million.

The issue of income and wealth inequality has received a lot of attention in recent months, particularly on the campaign trail, as candidates have argued about whose policies would be most effective at lifting wages of the working class.