Sentence examples for affluent to be from inspiring English sources

Not to allow the affluent to be assuaged; the dark, yawning economic gap must not be ignored.

How are these apps, and this new high-tech transformation of Islamic life (at least for the savvy and the affluent) to be looked at and assessed?

Vincent's parents have a home nearby and are affluent enough to be able to write large checks without blinking when their son asks to borrow money.

"I want younger and less affluent audiences to be better served by the BBC.

Poor children were, predictably, much more likely than middle-class or affluent children to be taught by unqualified teachers.

Are people affluent enough to be able to afford good-quality bikes?

As in Italy and Slovakia, the Carstairs score in England was divided into 5 quintiles, 1 being the most affluent to 5 being the most deprived.

In an economic echo of Tolstoy's line about happy families being alike, the chances that affluent children grow up to be affluent are broadly similar across metropolitan areas.

It continues, "Meanwhile, more affluent Americans seem to be gaining more jobs than they are losing".

"I think, traditionally, the affluent sector seems to be insulated," says McDavitt.

In South Asia, children from affluent families tend to be heavier than those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged.