Sentence examples for wealth stands from inspiring English sources
And his commodity-is-king approach certainly sells: four of his five albums have gone in at No 1 in the US, while an album skit claims his personal wealth stands at over $92m (Forbes estimates he earns around $6m a year).
As long as Romney's wealth stands in the way of his connection with voters, he has two options.
– John Gardner Philanthropy, derived from private wealth, stands unique as a vital source of scientific funding.
In 2008, gross housing wealth stood at about £3.7 trillion.
His most recent list shows that over 70% of the 1,000 biggest have been made by their owners.Three types of wealth stand out.
SURABAYA, Indonesia — Replicas of Singapore's iconic monuments, like the Merlion and the Fountain of Wealth, stand beguilingly at key entrance points to the 5,000-acre 5,000-acren a city.
Since the top five per cent of households own almost two-thirds of the wealth, it stands to reason that most American households don't own very much at all.
Then, when you consider the absolute wealth of stands and cases for the iPad right now, it doesn't make much sense to add something that will break off the back of the device.
Schumacher (1966) argues that Buddhists do not become attached to wealth, which stands in the way of liberation, but rather satisfy their needs by means of modest use of resources.
Given the country's endemic graft and the public's assumption that politicians were invariably corrupt, his wealth actually stood in his favor.
That rather old-fashioned way to preserve wealth has stood the funds' investors well in the past decade, as stocks have gone down in price while gold has gone up from $300 to $1,100.
