Sentence examples for years of wealth from inspiring English sources

We've had 25 years of wealth creation.

It is too soon to tell; we may have lost twelve years of wealth, but we haven't yet lost thirty.

Kavanagh's exhaustive book is best when she's writing about Nureyev's first years of poverty and suffering and his last years of wealth and suffering.

Who knows what kind of "little game" it might take to excite Cowell, jaded as his appetites doubtless are after years of wealth and luxury?

Many analysts inside the OECD and IMF agree on this, aware that 70 years of wealth accumulation has brought the west to a point where trading in assets – the stocks and bonds in pensions funds and ever-inflating property – is more financially rewarding than working for a living.

Drawing on Forbes' 18 years of wealth-estimating experience, our reporters calculated pretax earnings to the estate from licensing agreements, and book and record sales, for the 12-month period from June 2001 to June 2002.

In Japan's ninth year of wealth contraction and economic decline, housing starts, car sales, real estate, golf membership and stock prices are approaching levels not seen since the early 1980s.

Can it reverse the past 20 years' transfer of wealth and income from an increasingly large majority to an increasingly small minority?

The American majority has lost 75 years' worth of wealth.

"We have had three to four years of unprecedented wealth growth in this country," Mr. Markle said.

Fifty years of peace, wealth and mobility have allowed a greater diversity in lifestyles and values.