Sentence examples for wealth central from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orfield said that municipalities with the least property wealth — central cities and older "inner-ring" suburbs where foreclosures had weakened an already fragile tax base — were the most compelled to raise rates.

The latter certainly did not make housing wealth the central theme of his bestselling book.

Wilshere openly identified the problem he faces in that Wenger has a wealth of central midfielders to choose from.

Given the uncertainty and wealth of central bank influence, it is likely that today's trading will be characterised by substantial volatility and choppiness.

The Chinese sovereign wealth fund, Central Huijin Investment, bought stakes in China's four biggest banks last week in an attempt to underpin their share prices – something the Japanese government did repeatedly as the economy went into reverse in the early 1990s.

One of the major grievances of the rebels is what they consider to be an unfair distribution of wealth by the central government.

It traces the complicity of private real estate restrictions, local planning and zoning, and federal housing policies in the "white flight" of people and wealth from the central city.

A5 Iraq Reaches Oil Agreement Iraq's leaders said they had reached a tentative deal to divide the country's vast oil wealth between the central government and the provinces, a potentially significant break in the negotiations over a new constitution.

The prosecution and the defense gave different accounts of what had happened at the Plaza, but each used the prince's wealth as a central aspect of its case.

Small, remote and not blessed with the mineral wealth of other central Asian republics such as Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, it has lurched from one leader to the next since its founder president was ousted in 2005.

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