Sentence examples for rose wealth from inspiring English sources

The spread of plague, the black death, is also well handled, with Frankopan pointing out that the decimation of Europe's population had its advantages: because there were fewer workers, the price of labour rose, wealth was spread (a little) more evenly and, as a result, the cultural flowering that was the Renaissance happened.

That rising wealth has prompted the government to embark on a citywide facelift.

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It was a period of rapid growth, rampant corruption, rising wealth and income inequality.

Rising wealth has led to a boom in demand there in recent years.

Yet in some eyes, rising wealth will become a tempting target for short-term political gain.

Mr Piketty focuses on the demographic side of things, which argues in favour of rising wealth.

And like so many other deals, this one is partly predicated on China's rising wealth.

Rising wealth means both more consumption of meat and adoption of pets, the company has said.

The rising wealth of the 1% is neither a blip, nor rhetoric.

That poverty, not the rising wealth of Asian countries, is the global economy's real problem.