Sentence examples for wealth from inspiring English sources

"Too often in the past our rhetoric undermined that positive relationship with business, and with the creation of jobs and wealth for the future.

We should now consider why African countries must invest in science and technology, how science creates wealth, and what Africa must do to achieve this "new liberation" – using its untapped natural wealth, human resources, and effective policy execution to create explosive wealth that by-passes western-led globalisation and creates national and continental technology hubs.

That's the ugly side of the wealth gap in action.

Whenever the topic of the vast – and constantly expanding – wealth gap comes up for debate, it seems as if someone is always itching for the opportunity to resurrect those words, culminating in Fitzgerald's observation that the wealthy "think, deep in their hearts, that they are better than we are".

· He tapped the country's vast wealth from gas for outlandish projects including a huge manmade lake in the Kara Kum desert, a vast cypress forest to change the desert climate, an ice palace outside the capital, a ski resort and a 130ft pyramid.

Like a lot of men of wealth, the Oystons are not used to being told what to do and there is no indication of them selling up.

Everythingsperfect wrote: To me the central message of the book is (p.21 in the Rees translation): "There is only one true form of wealth, that of human contact".

Don't they know how absurd and unedifying it is to see places such as Cardowan, Cumnock and Port Ellen associated with a bastion of unearned privilege and wealth through the political avarice of a few old grandees?

Or would ministers with a wealth of relevant practical and political experience be better?

We've never had huge amounts of wealth in the background to make things happen quickly".

We were told by the Thatcherites of the 80s that wealth would trickle down.