Specifically, money buys power, and the increasing wealth of a tiny minority has effectively bought the allegiance of one of our two major political parties, in the process destroying any prospect for cooperation.
Sporting no less than seven NYSE-listed companies, the wealth of this tiny Idaho town has nothing to do with potatoes.
The end of state subsidies, rapid inflation, higher taxes, widespread impoverishment and the decline of the middle class were especially evident in Antananarivo, as was the growing wealth of a tiny political and economic elite in the city.
Ireland is also renowned for its wealth of folklore, from tales of tiny leprechauns with hidden pots of gold to that of the patron saint, Patrick, with his legendary ridding the island of snakes and his reputed use of the three-leaved shamrock as a symbol for the Christian Trinity.
And Anna Fusek drew a wealth of color from the tiny soprano recorder in the Flautino Concerto in C (RV 443).
In a strong cast Michael Gambon and Eileen Atkins, last seen on stage together in another train-based drama (Yasmina Reza's The Unexpected Man) 14 years ago, are so commanding and intricate that they deliver a wealth of action in a tiny area.
For me, it holds a wealth of memories - that tiny chip in the corner from its first fall when I was rushing for an interview that eventually led me to my current job, and the signatures from members of Copeland on its back when they played their 'farewell' tour in Singapore.
With Alpine trails, year-round sports and some of the cheeriest adventure parks around, Liechtenstein packs a wealth of attractions into its tiny borders, all while retaining its breezy, spacious charm.
Privilege – and the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of tiny elites – is inevitably accompanied by injustice.
Above all else, the progressives sought to come to terms with the extreme concentration of wealth among a tiny elite and the enormous economic and political power of the giant trusts, which they saw as uncontrolled and irresponsible.
