Sentence examples for the wealth which from inspiring English sources

Surrounded by plenty, Ms. Macy felt a tugging need to share the wealth, which she expressed to Mr. Barnum.

Economic power was drifting away from the aristrocracy, who could only watch helplessly as death duties destroyed the wealth which maintained large private studs.

Abdullahi Cisse, a historian and archaeologist who works at the centre, struggled with his words as he surveyed the devastation: "The wealth which has been burned will be impossible to replace," he said.

Robert A. Olstein, a forensic accountant turned money manager based in Purchase, N.Y., has an elegantly simple solution for Apple, as well as for Cisco Systems and Microsoft, which also keep billions of dollars abroad: he says they should repatriate the wealth — which would require them to pay billions in fresh United States taxes.

Has McEwan anticipated, I ask, that some people may see parallels between McEwan and Nutshell's cultured poet, John, and wonder if there is anything of McEwan's brother, David, in Claude – who covets the woman and the wealth which is rightfully John's.

Nor was it only corn and their due nourishment that men demanded of the rich earth: they explored its very bowels, and dug out the wealth which it had hidden away, close to the Stygian shades; and this wealth was a further incitement to wickedness.

The Economist last year argued that "the most dramatic, and disruptive, period of emerging-market growth the world has ever seen is coming to its close," undercutting the increasing wealth which is the basis of smartphone adoption in the developing world.

The strict comparison argument for the BSDE associated with the wealth dynamics is used to show that one cannot construct an admissible trading strategy with the null initial wealth and the terminal wealth, which is non-negative almost surely and strictly positive with a positive probability (hence the classical no-arbitrage property holds).

He also intends to deal harshly with those "guilty of plundering and looting the national wealth", which presumably includes many of the people he evicted from government.

We have the nuclear-related wealth, which captures the highly skilled and the affluent and the upwardly mobile.

Networks tend to mitigate the impact of wealth, which is consistent with the idea that they lower the costs of migration.