Sentence examples for wealth required from inspiring English sources

The company is not generating the excess wealth required to insulate us from downturns.

While no development initiatives can function without some money, the wealth required to fund them in Edwards' words, "raises questions about inequality, the strings attached to funding, and the power of those who hold them to push resources to causes they approve of, perhaps even weakening or corrupting authentic social action in the process".

Industry pioneers, such as the $3 billion Rockefeller Foundation in New York, see impact investing as a way to find solutions to poverty reduction and other social problems; but more importantly to access the private sector capital markets that ultimately hold the wealth required to scale up these solutions globally.

In societies in which a bridewealth custom is still observed, sibling interdependencies are especially acute for young men, who depend on their sisters to provide the family with the wealth required to facilitate their own marriages (Horne, Dodoo, and Dodoo 2013; Shipton 2007).

In other words, these programs will swallow a sixth of the national wealth, requiring massive tax hikes to support them.

But as Tocqueville saw, the competitive pursuit of wealth requires the stamina of youth and can be haunted by the fear of age and death.

The UK has a wealth of renewable energy resources, but unlocking that wealth requires policy that looks to the long-term health of the economy not the short-term perspective of party politics.

Moving to a city where school quality, public health, and citizen enfranchisement are not segregated by race and wealth requires a reorientation of the way that capital and political power are allocated.

Two percent of the population possessing half the wealth requires poverty.

Neither quantity nor wealth was required to secure the traditional seasonal finale, the 12-furlong November Handicap.

In a report issued on Sept. 29, the commission's staff recommended tightening regulations in several ways, like subjecting hedge funds to periodic government audits and raising the minimum wealth levels required for investors before they can move their money into the funds in the first place.