Sentence examples for affluent enough to from inspiring English sources

He: affluent enough to have pumped $250,000 of his own money into his bid.

Radio, television and Internet broadcasts, and digital and videocassette recordings are popular among those affluent enough to afford them.

Like about half of the team's 19 members, he comes from a family affluent enough to pay his soccer expenses.

The paintings proved popular with collectors, and Rossetti grew affluent enough to employ studio assistants to make copies and replicas.

Some voters here had an additional concern: children of families not affluent enough to afford home computers might suffer academically.

There aren't too many people who feel affluent enough to splash out on a holiday home just at the moment.

Although Richard appears affluent enough not to have to worry about making a living once he returns to the United States, his future at the end of the movie is a complete mystery.

Activist leaders who protest Wal-Mart are affluent enough not to have to shop there.

Most passengers were affluent enough not to complain about the cost of the flights (the Air France round-trip fare was $10,100, and British Airways $11,168).

If you're affluent enough (lol) to be using valet services, you might've wondered at some point how those young 20-something drivers in cheap, ill-fitting suits are treating your Maserati?

"They're not apartment buildings, they're million-dollar homes, and those people are affluent enough for them to get involved in the horse industry and to teach their kids".