Sentence examples for rising in wealth from inspiring English sources

More broadly, the visit was a moment of pride for many of Lebanon's Shiites, who have historically been the country's most disadvantaged and are now rapidly rising in wealth and numbers.

In China, the government welcomed Mr. Obama's victory, but woven into the warm words from the departing President Hu Jintao was a warning that the United States should be a more cooperative partner as China, even with a slowing economy, continues to rise in wealth and power.

Prison conditions are poor; physical torture is rare, the report says, but psychological torture is common.This year the government has cracked down on common crime, which has been fuelled by rising inequalities in wealth induced by Cuba's attempts to replace lost Soviet support with tourism and foreign investment.

She also received the Rising Star in Wealth Management Award from Institutional Investor News.

A few years later, psychologist Richard Easterlin showed that after a certain point, rises in national wealth are not matched by increases in happiness.

Under his able administration, trade flourished and Ghent rose rapidly in wealth and importance.

After that, the economy simply grows in line with the overall rise in wealth.

"We should not forget that globalization has permitted our shared rise in wealth over recent decades," he said.

So where are the richest people in the world and which countries have seen the biggest rises in wealth – and are likely to do so in the future?

"We need action to ensure that a rise in wealth is more evenly shared in order to combat poverty and ensure everyone gets a fair share".

"The Pajama Game" is set in the mid-fifties, a time when Americans were enjoying a postwar boom in productivity and one of the greatest per-capita rises in wealth in the history of Western civilization.