Sentence examples for wealth benefits from inspiring English sources

The racial group with disproportionate power and wealth benefits from the masking over of racial inequity".

Hispanic and African American wealth benefits from each homeownership year are 62percent and 488 percent as large as those of whites, respectively.

Ever since Roger Ulrich discovered in 1984 that hospital patients appear to recover more quickly from surgery in rooms with green views, a growing body of scientific evidence has demonstrated the health – and wealth – benefits of trees in cities.

Our results confirm homeownership's role in wealth accumulation and that variation in both homeownership rates and the wealth benefits of homeownership contribute to racial and ethnic disparities in midlife wealth holdings.

And I would rather have the oil that we do use coming increasingly from responsibly managed and regulated sources here than the ends of the Earth and countries where oil wealth benefits few and the costs of extraction are borne by many.

"This will allow for both the health and wealth benefits to be realised in Scotland, supporting the life sciences sector in its growth aspirations".

In periods of high and growing wealth, welfare benefits will usually be generous.

Americans believed that it was possible to become rich and that increasing wealth benefited the poor as well as the not so poor.

To still any incipient protest, the Treasury championed the claim that this wealth benefited Britain - it resorted to that widely discredited fiction of the Thatcherite years, that wealth trickles down.

The Aug. 15 presidential referendum should be understood as a vote on whether to go back to the past -- when Venezuela's oil wealth benefited a small number of well-connected individuals -- or whether it should be invested in health care and education for everyone.

But the country's meagre national wealth benefited mainly a few elite families of Spanish descent, in particular the Somoza family in the mid-20th century.