Sentence examples for affluent record from inspiring English sources

By this point the most affluent record buyers had grown up on rock; they were encouraged to replace their records, to listen to the same music on a superior sound system.

Guests in the landmark skyscraper at London Bridge were heard to remark that it felt like a throwback to a more affluent era, when record labels could regularly afford such flamboyant gestures.

So Mr. Obama and his campaign continue to emphasize other issues, like the Republican stance on tax increases for the affluent and his foreign policy record.

That is the pull that has brought a number of affluent buyers willing to pay record prices, upward of $6 million, for condominiums in the once-unmarketable reaches of the Upper West Side.

Even amid a record drought, the affluent expect their world to persist as it always did.

Joining the Grace Tabernacle vigil group were a number of friends from Calvary Presbyterian church in the city's Pacific Heights neighborhood, an affluent community which holds the unenviable record of having the city's highest suicide rate.

The affluent are moving to our city in record numbers.

However, as an affluent, liberal part of the country that recorded a strong remain vote in the EU referendum, senior Lib Dems said they saw west Oxfordshire as a test ground for more winnable seats.

Just 13 were killed in 2007, but demand from a growing affluent middle class in Asia has seen new records broken every year, with 1,004 killed in 2013.

[C2.] Cappuccino and Customized CD's Starbucks is cranking up its efforts to market music, saying its relatively affluent customers are poorly served by radio stations and record stores that focus their promotional efforts on teenagers.

Regions with the best track records of activity tended to be more affluent - Richmond upon Thames came out top with 84% of its residents doing the minimum amount of exercise or more.