Sentence examples similar to wealth of size from inspiring English sources

The latter approach has received great attention, yielding a wealth of size-sieving materials reported in the literature.

The site of secret meetings between Israelis and Palestinians, it has also been a refuge for Russians transporting wealth of immense size and dubious provenance.

Where the Trees Congregate New York's City's abundant variety of trees includes a wealth of shapes, sizes and ages.

What's new is its scale of wealth, the size of its membership and its age.

Very alarmingly, most of the readers of this column, and probably even their children, could easily add many more Trump lies to the list: the size of his inauguration crowd, the size of his victory, the size of his wealth, the size of his business successes, and insults his opponents and anyone who dares to challenge him — as Trump has made a habit out of bullying his way through life.

A staple of European and American reporting on Fifa in recent years has been the idea that its voting system (which grants equal representation to nations regardless of size, wealth and footballing pedigree) lies at the root of corrupt practices of the kind outlined by the US lawyer Michael Garcia in his report and most recently by the US Department of Justice.

Through a wealth of postage-stamp-size documentary images, including style manuals, advertisements, posters and more, this book concisely examines the importance of and loyalty to good design at the corporate level.

In stratifying the firms based on income, the convenient procedure used was to select firms based on traditional measurement of wealth: location and size of the business center.

The favoured idea is a permanent system of relocation, where refugees are shared out around the union, depending on the wealth and size of a country.

Prevalence of toothloss was statistically significantly associated with place of residence, wealth index, age, size of household, parity, use of bed nets, dental visits and breast problems.

But some smaller Caribbean islands are catching up fast, irrespective of size or wealth.