Sentence examples for wealth spent from inspiring English sources

Much has been said in Washington and elsewhere about the lavishness of Mr. Hussein's rule -- about the oil wealth spent to gild his power at the expense of the Iraqi people -- and much was said here today.

Yet Lord Hutton's report shows that the proportion of our national wealth spent on public sector pensions over the next 50 years will in fact fall from 1.5% of GDP to 1.1%.

Moreover, in those five years Asia's share of the total rose from 27% to 32%.When comparing economies of different sizes, the share of national wealth spent on R&D is also useful particularly as scientific excellence tends to concentrate itself in small areas of the world, allowing researchers in tiny countries like Singapore to challenge those of larger ones, such as America.

Scholars of the subject point to several factors to explain the rise and fall of child poverty: the share of children growing up in single parent households, the share of low-paying jobs in the economy and the share of a nation's wealth spent on social programs.

Over the next 30 years, he shed his wealth, spent more and more time in prayer, gave up meat and alcohol, put his money into improving the lot of the poor of his barrio, and dedicated himself entirely to the Sagrada Família, convinced that God had called him to this great task.

But Foster, indifferent to his boundless wealth, spends a decade pursuing Sylvia in vain.

Those with lots of liquid wealth spend just 13% of an unexpected windfall; those living hand to mouth spend 24%.

The best strategy to avoid the Buffett rule is to never sell your appreciated stock; instead, borrow against your wealth, spend it, and when you die, have your heirs sell your stock tax-free and repay your debts.

"We have all these consumers with hard-earned wealth spending money at businesses, and that money exits the community and goes to empower other people's communities when our communities need that money," Anderson told Fox.

Obviously there are many variables such as wealth, spending, etc.

McCain faced media scrutiny about her wealth, spending habits, and financial obligations.