Sentence examples for worldwide wealth from inspiring English sources

"They're going to benefit from expanded worldwide wealth.

The Boston Consulting Group predicted this week that worldwide wealth would not return to 2007 precrisis levels until 2013.

The profession – whose main representative body is the London-based Society for Trust and Estate Practitioners (Step) – has been singled out for blame in several countries by government agencies concerned with tax evasion, money laundering, and growing worldwide wealth inequality.

The expansion of worldwide wealth — in developed countries, in emerging countries — all of that was facilitated, in my view, to a large extent, by the development of international markets and the way they allow saving to flow to investments, in its most productive uses.

Gates reclaimed the top ranking in 2009 but with a much smaller fortune of $40 billion, as the financial crisis wrecked havoc on worldwide wealth.

"For them, any increase in wealth tax would apply not just to property, but to all of their worldwide wealth and therefore significantly alter their levels of spendable income.

Those earning more than $1 million worldwide now control nearly 40percentt of global wealth, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Investment bank Credit Suisse, in its annual research into global wealth last last year, said that in inequality is growing worldwide, with half the planet's wealth now in the hands of just 1% of the population.

Worldwide, those making more than $1 million control nearly 40percentt of global wealth, the WSJ reports.

Andrew Amolis of New World Wealth points out that in Russia, high net worth individuals (HNWIs) account for more than 60% of total individual wealth in the country – double the worldwide average of 30%.

Despite being responsible for the generation of 80% of wealth worldwide, cities are facing big global challenges: economic, demographic, social and environmental.