Sentence examples for visible wealth from inspiring English sources
Indeed, their visible wealth and prosperity are a provocation to the youths feeling excluded from even remotely similar opportunities.
Las Vegas is a place of million-lightbulb signs and fantastic architecture, of readily visible wealth and carefully hidden poverty.
A focus on the visible wealth of the monarchy might be considered a spur to revolution in a country that is in the grip of austerity and that experienced rioting last year.
But the collection belongs to the glamorama of visible wealth and deep-grain luxury, of trophy wives and kept women — not to the pulsating, vibrantly colored, forward-looking, hypercreative universe of young London fashion.
That connection is stronger for cars than for other luxury goods because they are such visible symbols of wealth.
ROME — The New Year 2012 opened with luxury companies talking about "emotion" — the need to engage potential customers in a deeper and more meaningful way than with outward and visible signs of wealth.
The marijuana cultivation business in Northern California has been an economic boon for many communities, creating tax revenues, an industry of ancillary industries, and local wealth, visible by expensive cars parked along once dusty streets.
As we neared the ski resorts I began to see more and more western-looking Iranians, some in shiny new cars with visible signs of wealth - something I didn't see too much in Tehran.
The wealthy fear a populist backlash against the economic reforms that have done so much to raise GDP: the visible inequalities of wealth are so great, and communists are a prickly part of the current coalition government.
A US embassy cable leaked by Wikileaks described Heydarov as possibly "more powerful than the president himself … Heydarov controls more visible assets and wealth within the country than the president".
Back in the day when greed was good and barbarians were at the gate, visible symbols of wealth like Rolexes and BMW's were the rage -- but it was still considered slightly gauche to ask someone about his private investments.
