Sentence examples for affluent generation from inspiring English sources

It is quite unacceptable that the debts of a more affluent generation should be landed on a less affluent one".

In that opulent spirit, a new affluent generation dressed in exotic flights of fantasy by today's designers.

Yet, Shikoh says there are signs that the gap is closing that "authentic" Muslim values are being surfaced through hard economic forces, and the rise of a global group of young, affluent "Generation M" Muslims is reshaping Islam's relationship with the West.

Gone are days of traditional status symbols, but does it mean that owning the must -have item is no longer a status symbol or is it a way of proving to yourself that, "You can achieve?" When you compare the difference between the affluent Generation Y and Millennials who play in the luxury space, the games are completely different.

But more than most Chinese would suspect — particularly the proud, newly affluent generations of Shanghai people who look at my photographs and sniff "wai di ren," or "outsiders" — a great many of the denizens of the city's dilapidated but character-rich old quarters are natives.

And simple arithmetic shows increasing pressures as baby boomers reach retirement and younger, less affluent generations fret ― not unjustifiably ― about the burden of paying for their elders' care, either through higher taxes or higher insurance premiums.

"These camps cater to the affluent, and generation upon generation of people that have money across the state would bring their children here and pick them up two weeks later.

"But the affluent older generation still loves the tops".

The affluent new generation senses its own susceptibility to corruption.

But if the show primes the classical pump for an affluent younger generation, it's more than good enough for me.

But the election results show, encouragingly, that Mr. Kim's basic goals of expanding democracy and reaching out to the North enjoy continued support, especially among an affluent younger generation.