Sentence examples for supply of rich from inspiring English sources
Many years of overlogging the evergreen aquilaria trees that produce it have depleted the supply of rich oud.
The speaker's means appear fairly modest: he has no cellar, because the supply of "rich Canary wine" will need to be bought from the Mermaid – the local tavern, I presume.
"Larry believes that if we've got a whole lot of money to raise, we've got to talk to rich people, and he wants a supply of rich people to talk to," said Robert Fri, director of the Museum of Natural History.
It turns out that the word for Botox is the same in just about every language, and there is a near-universal supply of rich, vain, well-groomed and ill-mannered women ready to preen, bicker and malign one another on camera.
A steady supply of rich organic compost is extracted from a door at the bottom of each bin.
They are adapted to high light (upper layer of ocean) or low light (deep sea), with (coastal region) or without (open ocean) supply of rich nutrients.
There's a general consensus that anybody who wants to take the nomination away from Mr. Jones is going to have to be what politicians delicately call "self-financing," and California's supply of obscenely rich people with time on their hands has not been entirely depleted by the recent economic unpleasantness.
Megamergers like Vodaphone's bid to buy Mannesmann in telecom and Glaxo Wellcome's embrace of SmithKline Beecham in drugs are reducing the supply of big, rich companies that can pay Spencer Stuart's hefty fees.
Both protocols differ based on the arterial supply of contrast rich blood to the head.
Only with a steady supply of energy-rich meat, Dr. Opie suggests, were we able to evolve big brains — and all the mental capacities that come with it.
Coronary heart disease, also called coronary artery disease or ischemic heart disease, disease characterized by an inadequate supply of oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle (myocardium) because of narrowing or blocking of a coronary artery by fatty plaques (see atherosclerosis).
