Sentence examples for wealth has risen from inspiring English sources

While most people are still reeling from the financial  crisis, the world's wealth has risen to those at the top.

Warren E. Buffett may be the richest man in the world, but Mr. Ozyegin says, his wealth has risen faster.

Our collective wealth has risen astronomically, but the distinction between rich and poor countries, and rich and poor individuals, seems as skewed in the year 2000 as it was in 1901 -- and this after generations of efforts to create equity.

Diamond retailer Laurence Graff's wealth has risen to £3,300m while Sir Anthony Bamford, owner of the JCB earth-moving machinery firm, has seen his fortune go up to £3,150m.

As for the Forbes 400, their share of national wealth has risen from one percent in 1983, when Forbes started the list, to over three percent last year.

Yet by 1992, the Gini coefficient for wealth had risen into the mid-70s, according to data from the Federal Reserve.

According to Mr Cliffe, total liabilities as a proportion of gross wealth have risen from 15.9% in 2000 to 28.1% this year.

Inequality of income and wealth have risen to desperately high levels that may soon metastasise into a serious economic and social cancer.

As income and wealth have risen to the top, so has political power.

As income and wealth have risen to the top, so has the power to manipulate the system in order to acquire even more money and more influence.

In this year's report, the authors say: "[In the UK] wealth inequality has risen since 2000, as the gap in wealth per adult between the lower segment and rest of the population has increased".