Sentence examples for affluent enough to be from inspiring English sources

Vincent's parents have a home nearby and are affluent enough to be able to write large checks without blinking when their son asks to borrow money.

It's just that I believe that the book was intended to be purchased, read and utilized by affluent people, at least by people affluent enough to be able to afford the book.

Are people affluent enough to be able to afford good-quality bikes?

Hind says that the startup's typical customer tends to be older and of course affluent enough to buy a new car but it isn't always easy to reach them via online alone.

Squeezed by rising prices, those too affluent to qualify for social housing but not affluent enough to buy in newly-expensive areas – sometimes the very areas where they were born – look further afield.

That meant finding a city where people are health conscious enough to be receptive to training and affluent enough to afford it.

Because of the tech boom, San Francisco housing prices are now among the highest in the nation — steep enough to be unaffordable even for relatively affluent tech workers, many of whom are settling in Berkeley instead.

In cultivating consumers, Ford isn't waiting for them to become old enough and affluent enough to buy a car.

If a woman in an affluent country develops a serious injury from obstructed labor, the event is remarkable enough to be written up and published as a case report in a medical journal [ 46, 47].

By contrast, he predicted that Mr. Forrester, a wealthy businessman from West Windsor who is affluent enough to finance his own campaign, was setting himself up for defeat against Mr. Corzine, whose personal fortune is estimated at several hundred millions dollars.

Most people who have such a system (he reckons there are less than 1,000 in the whole of the UK) really care about cutting their emissions and are affluent enough to absorb the cost.