The phrase "affluent leading" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing leadership or influence among wealthy individuals or groups, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The affluent leading the community initiatives have made a significant impact on local development."
Alternatives: "wealthy leaders" or "prosperous guiding".
She found herself surrounded by women who were living in affluent suburbs, leading comfortable lives, but who were thoroughly unhappy.
Among men, the slight but significant decline in 5-year survival (Table 1) was particularly marked among the most affluent groups, leading to an actual reversal of the deprivation gradient during the 1990s, with 5-year survival in the most deprived groups some 3% higher than in the most affluent groups among men diagnosed during 1996 1999 (Table 2).
The swindlers often focus on affluent older people, leading to a high number of cases in states like California, Florida, New York and Arizona, officials said.
J. Vincent & Ms R. Porter: Those leading very affluent lives employ this type of servant (first letters).
"As soon as I can sell the house, I'm moving away," said Mr. Alliegro, who built his two-story Cape seven years ago on Madison Street, in this area just west of a more affluent stretch of towns leading to the Hamptons.
Other studies have shown the potential for improved growth throughout childhood in children from resource-poor and affluent settings [ 34– 36] leading Prentice and colleagues to argue that adolescence may provide yet another window of opportunity to promote growth.
But the author of that statement, Ron Williams, founder of Detroit's Metro Times, suggests that it's Detroit's affluent white population who are leading the action.
In response to the proposition that Conservatives "care more about the rich and affluent than ordinary people," said Peter Kellner, a leading pollster, "big majorities in all parts of Britain think this, but the sentiment is especially intense in the north".
[Focus Group 3, Older, Less Affluent] "You're already healthy you're leading such a marvellous life, that [is] its own reward in itself".
He was also a leading force behind the rise of affluent, western-style suburbs ringing Cairo.
