Sentence examples for would be wealthy from inspiring English sources

"If it were about the money, I would be wealthy today.

Mr. Kleisner, the Greenbrier's president, said the target market would be wealthy families who enjoy the outdoors but also want to preserve the land.

But then Wetterberg also champions a Nordic union in which Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland abandon their own independence and lock themselves together to form a single federal state that would be wealthy enough to take a seat at the G7.

If Tim O'Reilly sold his company, he would be wealthy beyond his wildest dreams.

When we knew we would be wealthy before our 40s.

The paradox is that if the stock had risen even $1 a share in recent years, Martha Stewart would be wealthier now than if she had taken only nominal compensation from the company.

Had they simply held on to them, they would have received less income in the intervening years but probably would be wealthier now, after the Tribune takeover, although Times Mirror would have had a different capital structure and the price offered by Tribune might have been different.

Though Donald Trump would be wealthier today if he had simply taken the fortune he inherited from his father and invested it index funds, he holds out his business acumen as his chief qualification for the presidency. .

1'd be wealthy from my various entrepreneurial enterprises, happily married to a beautiful woman, and maybe even a young father in my own right.

If I had a share of Disney stock for every one of my crazy apartment hunting expeditions, I'd be wealthy enough to drop a down payment on a Silver Lake midcentury with an obstructed view of Trader Joe's.

If I'd been wealthier, I would've purchased it.