Sentence examples for affluent living from inspiring English sources

Many South Koreans seem eager to forget their belligerent neighbor to the north in a rush toward increasingly affluent living standards, even though the two Koreas have remained technically at war for more than a half-century.

These innovations are needed to maintain affluent living standards in the face of globalization, i.e. the (possible) erosion of the competitiveness of European business, as well as the need to enhance sustainability (not only in an environmental, but also in a socio-economic sense) and other 'grand challenges'.

In Ghana it appears that affluent living has contributed to sedentary behavior among the youth.

Such differences in height are characteristic of more affluent living conditions during childhood.

It appears that physical activity levels in young Ghanaian's have been highly influenced by the affluent living.

Higher incidence of osteosarcoma was observed for females in areas with lower deprivation levels indicating increased risk is linked to some aspect of affluent living.

When we moved to Malmö she went to a new nursery, near Västra Harbor, in the newly built part of town where the most affluent lived, and as Heidi was so small I was the one who had to be responsible for settling her in.

Three of them lead cocooned, affluent lives in Los Angeles.

The newly affluent live in new suburbs that were bush just a few years ago.

Should the more fortunate, enjoying longer and more affluent lives, give more money to help them?

J. Vincent & Ms R. Porter: Those leading very affluent lives employ this type of servant (first letters).