Sentence examples for wealth derived from from inspiring English sources
Nantes, France, another city where much wealth derived from the slave trade, recently had a similar exhibition.
Mr. Frautschi's wealth derived from investments in American Girl as well as from his own printing company.
Much of Jackson's wealth derived from assets Jackson paid for from his wages and compensation money awarded after his death.
South Africa is no stranger to either method, but Ramaphosa's wealth derived from another source.
Famagusta's wealth derived from its position as the last entrepôt for European trade adjacent to the Levant.
For more than a century, Utah was supported by the wealth derived from mining, ranching and energy — industries intent on exploiting, not conserving, the state's natural bounty.
Many philanthropic organisations have already divested from fossil fuels, including the Rockefeller Brothers Fund whose wealth derives from Standard Oil, which went on to become ExxonMobil.
The Atlantic Plain's greatest natural wealth derives from petroleum and natural gas trapped in domal structures that dot the Gulf Coast of eastern Texas and Louisiana.
Peppered throughout recorded history are examples of exceptional wealth deriving from the spoils of empire and warfare – the Roman emperor Caesar Augustus is thought to have controlled the equivalent of $4.6tn – one-fifth of the total wealth of the empire.
Catherine Zeta-Jones had a nice role in that film, but the part that would make her an Oscar contender this year would be that of the housewife in Traffic who discovers her husband's wealth derives from drug-dealing.
His wealth derives from non-sporting pursuits, like Dungeon and Fighter, a video game that he produced and sold for nearly two hundred million dollars, and WeMakePrice.com, which he describes as a Korean version of Groupon.
