Wealthinesses [noun]

Covax asks wealthier countries to fund the development and manufacturing of the vaccine candidates.

I have not imagined what it would be like to toil in the Dupont Circle mansion of a wealthy brewer.

He’s Peter Todbaum, a wildly charismatic, possibly mad, fantastically wealthy Hollywood producer.

We are one of the few, if not the only, wealthy country in the world that ties health-care coverage to employment.

In other wealthy countries, the prevalence of physical pain reported by adults without a college degree increased by 4 percent between those born in 1950 and those born in 1990.

For some wealthier Americans and people working from home, turning a backyard into a socially distant place to hang out, or an extra room into an office, became a priority late in the summer.

The former finance teacher is also emerging as one of the wealthiest people within the wildly successful Alibaba ecosystem and one of the richest women on the planet.

Schools that have students who overwhelmingly come from low-income families receive the same number of in-person seats as wealthier schools — even though the need is not the same.

They’d seen local business owners grow wealthier and wealthier as local plants and American companies uprooted for cheap labor in Mexico, Asia, or Central America.

The district includes wealthier coastal communities, like Del Mar and Solana Beach, but also larger immigrant communities in the Mira Mesa neighborhood and the city of Escondido.