Sentence examples for which wealth from inspiring English sources

And the rate at which wealth trickles up grows as more is created.

In the United States the most popular sport is American football, in which wealth and players are most equitably distributed.

He said he wanted a normal country too: one in which wealth and independence need not be mutually exclusive.To this end, he fully disclosed his financial interests.

IN THOMAS PIKETTY'S bestseller, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", Japan appears as another rich country in which wealth is becoming ever more concentrated.

In doing so, the model suggests these groups suck in more economic investment by creating the sort of attractive environment in which "wealth creators" like to live.

Yet that goes against its core ideal, according to which wealth and status are open to anyone provided they work hard enough.

There is an (admittedly stereotypical) distinction between "old" wealth and "new" wealth which states that old wealth tends to be more cultured and comfortable with its place in society while new wealth tends to flaunt its success.

America has succumbed to a vicious cycle in which great wealth translates into political power, which generates even more wealth, and even more power.

He calculates that the median wealth was $162,800 in 1998, the last year for which government wealth data is available.

The Federal Reserve, for example, uses a model of the economy in which housing wealth influences consumer spending to exactly the same degree that financial wealth does.

Ecology is the stock from which all wealth grows.