Sentence examples for affluent guardians from inspiring English sources
It is conceivable, that affected children may have been sent to live with more affluent guardians to give such children better prospects for the future.
Out of nowhere, it seemed, affluent guardian angels were coming to the party's aid.
Guardian readers are affluent, young urban consumers with a keen sense of adventure when it comes to trying new products and experiences.
The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall 320pp, Hutchinson, £12.99 Buy The Case of the Missing Servant at the Guardian bookshop Delhi: Adventures in a Megacity by Sam Miller 304pp, Jonathan Cape, £14.99 Buy Delhi at the Guardian bookshop In the parks of affluent south Delhi, college students exchange surreptitious kisses among 14th-century tombs.
"As yet, no," replied Edward Alexander at Lamborghini Sevenoaks, when the Guardian inquired if there had been a rush by affluent Kent pensioners keen to splash out on a £185,000 Huracán or £270,000 Aventador.
Speaking to the Guardian, Willetts said it would be "extremely dangerous if marriage became something only for the affluent elite" and that the rate of family break-ups was a disaster for children.
CFGs with parents or legal guardians of grade 1 primary (5-year-old) schoolchildren were arranged in schools stratified by socioeconomic status (SES) into affluent, middle, and deprived using the DepCat index, a composite socio-economic position measure based on census data [ 34] that was widely used in Scotland for several decades.
So is the affluent Netherlands.
The affluent are still boozy.
