Sentence examples for affluent portion of the from inspiring English sources

It is indisputable that he was born in India, in what was then known as Bombay, and that he was raised in an affluent portion of the great city.

The bill, which was supported by the National Association of Realtors, is intended to help revive home sales in high-risk areas where uncertainty over flood insurance premiums was reducing transactions by targeting not only the more affluent portion of the population but also middle class American homeowners.

Right now, it has an iOS app for lenders and an Android app for businesses seeking loans — it is hard to ignore that Apple's devices generally capture the more affluent portion of society in Asia, hence this decision — but Teo said there are plans to streamline its services for borrowers and lenders, add more services "make investment options that are tailored to investor needs".

The pub is the locus of De Beauvoir Town, that affluent portion of north London's historic Hackney unblemished by grime and skullduggery; indeed, the small beer garden outside, at the apex of two roads, feels like a neighbourhood viewing station.

"I serve a fairly affluent part of a fairly affluent city in a fairly affluent part of the country.

In fact, affluent Americans have represented a growing portion of the Democratic Party for a generation.

Cornyn seems to think that the Tea Party are newcomers to politics when they are really a rump portion of the traditional, affluent GOP that the Dems have always been able to safely marginalize because they represent a sunk cost electorally, but could get bitten in the ass by if they cannot subsequently motivate their own voters to come to the polls in November.

Galloway says the film-makers tried to "shine a light on a significant portion of the community" that Australians in affluent areas ignore.

The only change will be in the portion of the slice that goes to affluent seniors rather than those with less money.

Posing even more of a challenge is the residential portion of the project, which is aimed at a less affluent market than many downtown projects.

Trump may be a dangerous strongman, but he takes that strongman act right to that portion of the electorate who likely greet Clinton's message ― and her obsession with the already affluent ― as tone-deaf.