Sentence examples for urban wealth from inspiring English sources

The modern version of Airbnb and Uber for public finance is the urban wealth fund.

"This incident makes palpable the sense of resentment and alienation among those excluded from partaking in India's new urban wealth," Balakrishnan says.

She responded: "I wanted to ask these kinds of questions because of the sense I have of living in a city of how all of this urban wealth and privilege is built off dispossession.

In three countries (China, India and Indonesia), the rural and urban regions of those countries are listed and calculated separately, to more accurately capture the disparities between rural and urban wealth in those nations.

The best way to carry out these activities efficiently is to consolidate the assets under an urban wealth fund, owned by the public through the city council that would act professionally, working to a city mandate.

The yawning divide between rural poverty and urban wealth has become especially jarring, now that a decade of breakneck growth has come to an end, dimming the prospects for the poor and middle class to fight their way up the social ladder.

It is not just that these buildings were, at least in part, monuments to national ambition, underpinned by urban, mercantile wealth.

In the decades between Azincourt and 1456, a composite realm of Burgundy, partly in France, partly in the Low Countries, partly belonging to the holy Roman empire, seemed to become a realistic option, with its glittering court and vast urban commercial wealth.

In urban Nepal, wealth may be a proxy for poorer health overall.

These included age, sex, education, race, religious affiliation, marital status, geolocality (divided into rural and urban), and wealth status.

Other factors associated with antenatal care and delivery care include women's education, urban residence, wealth and distance from health facility.