The phrase "sheer wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate an abundance or enormous amount of wealth or resources. For example, "He had amassed a fortune through sheer wealth and hard work."
Yet they are often hated.One reason is the sheer wealth and power of the oil families.
For many new arrivals, he says, sheer wealth are the draw.
First is the sheer wealth in parts of the Middle East where oil and petrodollars gush (see article).
His majestic baubles are carefully empty-minded monuments of and to the global impunity of sheer wealth.
And the sheer wealth of character and incident in Dostoyevsky's doorstop novels also militates against natural engagement in the theater.
Sheer wealth and unmatched research infrastructure continue to make the United States the Mecca of scientists and engineers.
Otherwise, we'll get shortchanged and beaten down, and not by individual racism but by the sheer overpowering wealth on the other side, if we start seeking that out and telling our children to follow that dream.
Individual sales aside, it is the sheer concentration of wealth in One57, a $1.5 billion development, that is raising the eyebrows of some longtime market watchers.
Whether you try to take over the planet through force of arms, advanced technology, overwhelming culture or sheer accumulation of wealth is up to you.
Measured by proximity to Putin and the sheer amount of wealth affected, these are, without a doubt, the harshest sanctions ever imposed on Russia's super rich.
For the past few decades, Americans have devoted more of their energies to postmaterial arenas and less and less, for better and worse, to the sheer production of wealth.
