Sentence examples for affluent and growing from inspiring English sources

Sun is buying Community to expand in Monmouth County, an affluent and growing suburban area in central New Jersey.

In 1977 the column became a mainstay of the paper's newly introduced Living section, aimed at an affluent and growing readership interested in food and wine.

Likewise, they sit in an affluent and growing part of the South East with few local rivals.

With the graying of the baby-boom generation and as concerns about health continue to rise, because the baby-boom generation is affluent and grew up with technology they'll accept this in exchange for the chance of living longer".

Once overwhelmingly made up of home-owning, moderate-income earners, the Valley is becoming increasingly bifurcated between the affluent and a growing class of largely minority renters.

Betty used to regale her friends with stories of her "industrialist" father and affluent mother, growing up in Highland Park, Illinois outside Chicago.

That is where China's young and newly affluent population is growing fastest (See "China's Affluent Youth Boom").

While China's affluent class is growing rapidly and China looks set to be the first major economy to emerge from the global slump, the Hummer will be a difficult sell in China.

The family was not particularly affluent but growing up in the Thatcherite 80s, Berger knew friends who experienced real poverty and disliked the way they were treated.

Look for most new jobs in affluent, rapidly growing suburbs where communities are developing at the highest rate, as well as urban areas that are being revitalized.

Analysing last summer's GCSE results, the thinktank Demos found that the attainment gap between children from poor and affluent families had grown, and when London was excluded – given the fact that the capital's state schools are impressively well-performing – the gap in GCSE grades grows even starker.