Sentence examples for which has enriched from inspiring English sources

As online security tightens, big-league scammers have increasingly targeted the opaque oil sector, which has enriched a small elite.

It rails against corruption, especially over the distribution of land, which has enriched members of the Khalifa family and their friends.

A brief period of liquor-fuelled prosperity during the Prohibition era in the United States was followed by a long economic decline mirroring that of cod stocks in the surrounding North Atlantic.The 6,000 residents of this last remnant of the French empire in North America hope the future lies with offshore oil and gas, which has enriched its neighbour, Newfoundland.

He spends exactly one chapter on what he calls the "rise of the stinking rich" — that is, the explosion in executive pay and what he calls "the financialization of the economy," which has enriched one small segment of society at the expense of everyone else.

In recent years, the real-time wide area information are more and more used to improve the stable control function [10, 11], which has enriched the concept of wide area stable protection from the aspect of wide area information.

She laments even what capitalism, which has enriched her so much, has wrought with the financial crisis, that "the pressure of the capital markets" has made corporations and human beings slaves to profit: "This is a moment that we think on and look back and ask, 'Is this the right approach?' ".

She devoted herself to progressive causes and cultural projects which have enriched her community.

Tongren is a boom town, with many new high-rise residential and office blocks, which have enriched Tibetan property developers.

Unlike the oil, fruit and wood of the olive tree, which have enriched the kitchen since ancient times, the leaves have been more symbolic, as tokens of peace.

Perhaps more than any other country on the continent, Nigeria -- where one in six Africans live -- has focused attention on the problematic role of natural resources, which have enriched the African elite and Western businesses but slowed development.

Many critics have been especially upset by his recent campaign to crack down on alcohol consumption and his pursuit of vast urban development projects, which have enriched construction magnates with close ties to the government.