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Nazarbayev permitted a relatively high degree of political activity until the emergence of a reform movement called Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan, backed by several wealthy business people, in late 2001.
Nobel, a wealthy Swedish industrialist who invented dynamite, provided few directions for how to select winners, except that the prize committees should reward those who "have conferred the greatest benefit to mankind".
A growing number of studies certainly show they're convinced that it's their inbred talents that make them wealthy and successful – and that if the rest of us don't share their status, it's simply because we don't share their traits.
Whenever the topic of the vast – and constantly expanding – wealth gap comes up for debate, it seems as if someone is always itching for the opportunity to resurrect those words, culminating in Fitzgerald's observation that the wealthy "think, deep in their hearts, that they are better than we are".
Light becomes a resource that can be bought by the wealthy , eclipsed for the poor.
Unlike those on Qeshm, Hormuz island inhabitants are in no way wealthy , and so it will be capital brought from outside the island that will dictate the rules.
Shares in Foxtons rose by 13%, and more than £100m of central London property was sold in a 24-hour frenzy, as estate agents worked through the night to deal with the renewed interest from wealthy buyers.
Sure, I abhor everything Ukip stand for: they're a millionaire-funded party advocating privatisation and tax cuts for a thriving wealthy elite, encouraging struggling Britons to direct their fire at immigrants rather than financiers, poverty-paying employers or tax avoiders.
The wealthiest 10% of households in Britain own 44% of total household wealth, while the least wealthy half of households combined owned just 9%, according to the latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics ONSS).
But by the middle of the 18th century, as print culture expanded and literacy increased, some of those most preoccupied with "glory", "credit" and "posterity" were wealthy , powerful or famous married women who resented that their names would die with them.
He also played a rich boy in The Riot Club, a 2014 adaptation of the play Posh, which has generated internet grumblings that he must come from wealthy stock himself.
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The adjective "wealthy" primarily functions to describe a noun, indicating the possession of substantial financial resources or valuable assets . Ludwig AI confirms its correct usage, supported by numerous examples illustrating its role in characterizing individuals, groups, and entities.
Expression frequency: Very common
