Sentence examples for very wealth from inspiring English sources

"The excessive hoarding of riches by some denies them to the majority," he said, "and thus the very wealth that is accumulated generates poverty".

The very wealth of material Gubar has to deal with (she invokes Latin sermons and English poems and German films; paintings and stained-glass windows, even the music of Bach) shows how widely ramifying the Judas story is.

His very wealth points to the shifting constellation of power in Syria, as the old alliance of Sunni Muslim merchants and officers from Mr. Makhlouf's Alawite clan gives way to descendants of those officers benefiting from lucrative deals made possible by reforms that have dismantled the public sector.

We see him throughout this episode in crepuscular conditions, trying to work a way to pay Her Majesty's Revenues and Customs what he owes them (I wasn't quite clear as to why he appears to be having to pay income tax twice, which is very unfair and punishing the very wealth creators this economy needs!).

Transcriptomic data sets are exceptionally informative; however, their very wealth can occasionally make interpretation difficult.

In effect they transferred their very real wealth, in the form of products, to us, in exchange for our word.

There is strong persistence over time in reports of very low wealth, and more generally relatively little evidence that wealth is drawn down in the first 15 years of retirement.

Most of those who report very low wealth holdings at the end of their life had little wealth at the traditional retirement age of 65.

The post-retirement onset of a major medical condition, and, for married women, the loss of their spouse, are both associated with small increases in the probability of reporting very low wealth, but they account for a small fraction of low-wealth outcomes.

"That can create its own magic through a very positive wealth effect" as swelling portfolios encourage investors to spend more.

Then treasurer, Wayne Swan, declared the campaign "reprehensible" and "puerile" and said the coal industry was "a very important wealth generator and a driver of jobs".