Sentence examples for wealth judging from inspiring English sources

Dr. Katsonopoulou believes the town was probably a well-organized regional center of some wealth, judging by the excavated luxury goods.

Difficulties in estimating the extent of assets the super-rich hold also prevent supporters of a wealth tax judging how much a levy would raise, it said, following HMRC's failure to publish data on the wealth of Britain's top 1%.

If a man's wealth was judged by his experiences, you were the richest man I've known.

Because wealth is judged by the quantity of money, "the metals are the true and fair judges of market value or the price of items".

I now have a new appreciation of the various ways you can judge wealth: not just by the size of someone's house or the make of cars in the driveway or the wheels of cheese in the cellar but by the extent and type of fence around the property.

The confusion and change of these novels, the relentless misunderstandings and angst, is the product of "an openly acquisitive society, which is concerned also with the transmission of wealth, trying to judge itself at once by an inherited code and by the morality of improvement".

Judging from the wealth of optimism levied against NOC, this support could be tenuous at best.

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