Sentence examples for affluent development from inspiring English sources

In the most affluent development, the Yellowstone Club, two to six acres cost $650,000 to $2.75 million, not including the house or the $250,000 membership fee.

LAREDO — The high walls of Alexander Estates, an affluent development nestled near this border city's country club and golf course, were supposed to keep the narcotics world at bay.

Even the affluent housing development in the hills is a hotbed of seething bad feelings and horrific domestic abuse.

Hunterdon rolls north from the curling Delaware River through handsome farmland, picturesque hamlets with old stone inns, pricey antique shops and affluent residential developments.

Posters and banners beside the road show images of verdant fields, flowering shrubs, trees, superhighways, high-speed trains, gleaming office blocks, elegant executives — an almost comical imagined paradise of affluent 21st-century development in the midst of construction mayhem.

In the same period, affluent consumers developed a serious interest in food and became more discriminating in their tastes a development often called "the American food revolution".

In the same period, affluent consumers developed a serious interest in food and became more discriminating in their tastes — a development often called "the American food revolution".

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, governments in these countries faced a dilemma: demolish the decaying blocks and replace them with affluent middle-class developments, or improve and maintain them.

Locally the community is affluent and growing.

Neither the wind farm nor any other energy source should get a blank check for development, and affluent areas should not be allowed to use their political influence to stop wind farms.

The development of affluent residential suburbs in the 1990s added precious new parks and gardens in the north, northwest, and southeast of the city, yet more than half of the city's green space has been lost since 1945.