Sentence examples for serious wealth from inspiring English sources

His was a world of serious ideas — and serious wealth.

Today, those flush of fortune -- or seeking to emulate serious wealth -- want a chef to call their own.

I was young the way Charles was young, suddenly surrounded by serious wealth, learning a new vocabulary (coxswain? Living trust?), trying to pass.

He has adjusted school-finance formulas to send more cash to poor areas, and has cautiously backed fracking in the vast Monterey oil shale, which may one day generate serious wealth and jobs.

Loaned to Sheffield United by Sunderland, Halford is very much a product of his age and has duly devoted his not inconsiderable talents to the pursuit of fame, celebrity and serious wealth.

It played a crucial role in this ugly global trade (the horrors are well recorded in the Maritime Museum) and started to generate serious wealth, building up a considerable manufacturing base.

Will that recipe lead to serious overall wealth creation, even if piles of money aren't the stated goal?

If you have serious BTC wealth you'd be storing the majority in an offline desktop client (with two-factor authentication enabled, and likely other limits — such as on which IP addresses can access it and where coins can be sent).

Like Zimbabwe, South Africa has serious imbalances in wealth and land ownership along racial lines.

Anyone at a serious level of wealth, the thinking goes, needs the equivalent of a luxury sedan, with strategic stock choices, hedge funds, private equity, real estate.

Greenwich and the Upper East Side of Manhattan had the most serious losses of wealth, but most people here do not live beyond their means so they can take quite a hit and keep the house.