Sentence examples for world riches from inspiring English sources

As a Native American — he is a member of the Cahuilla tribe — he was intrigued by a vague familial connection to Hernando de Soto, the Spanish explorer who enslaved and exterminated indigenous people in his quest for New World riches.

Colgate, for example, introduced its toothpaste as a premium product and then produced cheaper versions (such as Colgate Herbal) that nevertheless allowed Colgate users to differentiate themselves from the foul-breathed masses.Many Western managers have heard enough overheated talk about developing-world riches.

But businesses like CrookedMonkey prove that a helping hand can turn dorm room dreams into real-world riches.

I think he perhaps got seduced by a world of riches.

The New World's riches solidified Spanish tyranny but nurtured a merchant elite in Britain.

Could only white men lay claim to the world's riches?

But even in this world of riches there are occasional discordant notes.

And given that wealth continued to be as important as ever after Christianisation, how did the Roman world reconcile riches and moral austerity?

Meanwhile things aren't looking quite so rosy for the bottom 68.7% of the population who between them have 3% of the world's riches.

Instead, the immigrant sweatshop workers slaving for 14 hours a day, matchmakers paid a pittance by "enlightened" Quaker employers, and dockers who handle the world's riches but struggle to pay the rent, are agents of change.

PW 4.15pm: Following the theme of World Cup riches raised by the Spain squad's potential bonuses, Europe's politicians have united (well, some of them) to condemn the wealth of footballers.