Sentence examples for rich make up from inspiring English sources

Italian businessmen and politicians, with a smattering of the idle rich, make up most of the clientele.

The rich make up a very small part of the country". Already, resentment is growing against the party for forsaking the poor.

Servants to the rich make up the Seventh City: those who, in Wilder's words, "never enter the front door of the house in which they live except to wash it". Other than taking a job polishing Bentleys, the best way to see it is to stroll on the Cliff Walk, a National Recreation Trail that traces the coast with mansion lawns for scenery on its other side.

(Romney guessed that the not very poor, not very rich made up "ninety, ninety-five" per cent of the population).

(It would also cut taxes on the very rich, making up for the lost revenue with a VAT, thus effectively shifting the tax burden onto the working class).The simple, boring, obvious truth Mr Leonhardt is expressing is that America's government needs, in the long run, to cut spending and raise taxes.

But the homes of the super-rich make up less than 7percentt of their assets.

The ultra-rich make up only 3% of the delegates, but many of the rest are regional officials who also enjoy life at the top end of the inequality curve.

Most of the victims have been Kikuyus, from Mr Kibaki's tribe, the country's largest and richest, making up some 22%.

Plant-feeding insects are remarkably species-rich, making up at least one-quarter of all described species, so explaining the mechanisms behind the diversification of these groups will go a long way towards understanding global biodiversity [ 1, 2].

He can be abrasive and dictatorial, according to his critics, who also point out that his work makes Karachi safer only for the rich, who make up the overwhelming majority of kidnap victims.

The works, which feature circular pools of rich colors, make up a new series entitled Eclipse.