Sentence examples for affluent at from inspiring English sources

But, she said, the home products for the less affluent at the time were unappealing.

Parkland is affluent — at one funeral, I had parked in front of a Tesla.

But by the end of the day, the merely affluent, at least by Washington standards, were lining up.

Most of the public discussion about taxes tends to focus on the income tax, which taxes the affluent at a considerably higher rate than anyone else.

Women share a similar fate, with those born in the bottom decile expected to die by the time they are 79 years old, seven years earlier than the most affluent at 86.

And then, virtually in the next breath, they declare that we must preserve tax cuts for the very affluent, at a budget cost of $700 billion over the next decade.

But it was Laura, the martyr of East Dulwich, whom traditionalists appointed chief victim of the changes: the poster girl for affluent, stay-at-home mothers.

Pew estimates that there are 370,000 highly educated and affluent stay-at-home mothers (defined as married mothers with children under 18 who have at least a master's degree and family income in excess of $75,000).

Not just a few women either, those struggling on the benefits slashed by his coalition government, say, or the relatively affluent stay-at-home mothers who have lost child benefit.

EYEING the black patent-leather Coach boots and sampling the earthy tones of Bobbi Brown makeup, she could be any affluent shopper at Bloomingdale's at Roosevelt Field.

Mr. Silverstein's original mission at The Times was to help attract a younger, more affluent readership at a time when television and an economic downturn were eroding newspapers' influence and profitability.