Sentence examples for affluent group from inspiring English sources

It's an affluent group".

Boomers are an affluent group who adopt technology with enthusiasm".

The 70.3 field is an affluent group, with an average annual income of $161,000.

Even among the most affluent group of students, just 54.8 per cent of white British pupils  go to university.

Few publications are aimed at the older, more affluent group of parents that are the targets of Parenting.

Don't forget about ski hire Surrounded by the most affluent group of young skiers at university, borrowing ski gear shouldn't be too much of a task.

David: I grant you that, though the elderly are by now our most affluent group, so many do have some discretion.

Asian-Americans are a relatively affluent group, yet they went for President Obama by 3 to 1. Whites in Mississippi, on the other hand, aren't especially well off, yet Mr. Obama received only 10 percent of their votes.

In 1980-82, Dr. saidh said, people in the most affluent group could expect to live 2.8 years longer than people in the most deprived group (75.8 versus 73 years).

"Some of you here may actually be folks who used to be Republicans but are puzzled by what's happened to that party," Mr. Obama said to an affluent group at the home of a technology executive, John W. Thompson.

Immigrants, those who are here legally and illegally, are important contributors to the economy on Long Island and are a relatively affluent group, according to a report to be released on Thursday.