Sentence examples for wealthy chapter from inspiring English sources

Some, she admitted, was "almost ghoulish," as when she suggested trolling for a boyfriend at "a wealthy chapter of A.A. Might as well start with a solvent problem child, like say someone with liquid assets".

Then it's unsexy but tried and true take the path traveled by most wealthy Americans (chapter and road 10 of The Ten Roads to Riches)–invest wisely and get a decent rate of return.

Second, the law won't prod those wealthier filers into Chapter 13 as promised.

"I had a chapter about how the wealthy benefit from athletic preference because there are so many white patrician sports that most kids never get a chance to play," he said.

Each of the book's five chapters focuses on a single wealthy man who retreated to the frontier in an attempt to ground his hegemonic claims to leadership in "transnational spaces of leisure and desire" (17).

It became a meeting place of Singapore's wealthy German community, but World War I ended that chapter in its history.

Chapter 13 may be the only remedy for wealthy consumers whose homes are worth less than they owe or who have unmanageable unsecured debts.

But entrepreneurs even very wealthy ones often fail a few times first (as described in chapter 1 of my 2008 book The Ten Roads to Riches).

When those writers ponder how wealthy countries turned towards the politics of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage, they should devote a large chapter to Apple.

And lest you consider AmeriCorps a program made up of wealthy white college graduates padding their résumés: I recently visited the San Jose, Calif., chapter of City Year, another AmeriCorps-sponsored program.

Another devastating chapter is on what Ms. Ravitch calls "The Billionaire Boys' Club," meaning the wealthy foundations, like the Walton Family Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, that have bought in to the business model and are pouring billions into it.