Sentence examples for unknown wealth from inspiring English sources
Also onboard are construction materials to establish the country's fourth Antarctic research station, Taishan, which is to be located in Australian-claimed territory, a vast area of East Antarctica that houses an unknown wealth of coal, iron ores, manganese and hydrocarbon.
The pledge, to be announced at the annual meeting of international lending agencies in Prague next week, is intended to defuse one of the most potent arguments of the antiglobalization protesters who have disrupted nearly every recent gathering of finance and trade ministers: In times of previously unknown wealth, many of the poorest nations have become increasingly indebted to the rich.
The English were rivals of the Spaniards in the search for wealth in unknown lands in the Pacific.
As in the United States, a decade-long housing boom and strong economic growth bolstered consumer confidence, creating a perception of wealth almost unknown in countries like Germany and Italy.
It is believed to contain a wealth of unknown species, but, because armed groups have occupied the mountain, it hasn't been surveyed since the seventies, when the American botanist Alwyn Gentry named several plants there.
"The concept of leveraging sweat equity to create wealth was unknown in India then," says CEO Murthy, an engineer trained at the elite Indian Institute of Technology.
Heres how Wigmore sees it: There are no historical precedents for a nation with the "unknown impact of total wealth losses of $11 trillion (100% of GDP)." Even with the 2009 market recovery, he figures that losses on equity are $6 trillion, with another $3 trillion in eroded home values, $1 trillion in losses on corporate debt holdings and $1 trillion and climbing on commercial real estate.
And Trump's pick for director of the Economic Policy Council is Goldman Sachs President Gary Cohn, whose total wealth is unknown but at least stands in the tens of millions.
The magazine found that much about his wealth was unknown and hard to check, given that many of his assets are held in offshore accounts or retirement accounts.
After striking oil together more than 70 years ago, the United States and Saudi Arabia established a mutually beneficial relationship that gave the Americans a seemingly endless oil supply and the Saudis a wealth previously unknown to the region.
Some 36,342 London properties, covering a total of 2.25 square miles of the capital, are owned by offshore companies whose source of wealth is unknown or hard to verify.
