Sentence examples for and the affluence of from inspiring English sources

Many Manhattan-trained chefs have migrated here, attracted by both the lifestyle and the affluence of the area (although city prices haven't necessarily migrated along with them).

Macrophages release toxins which are utilized to destroy particles; however the released IL-1, IL-6, tumor necrosis factor (TNF), fibroblast growth factor, and the affluence of polymorphonuclear neutrophils damage the host's lung tissue [ 1].

And given the affluence of the neighborhood surrounding the armory, which is on the block bounded by 66th and 67th Streets and Park and Lexington Avenues, those neighbors wield considerable firepower.

WATCHES HAVE LONG since ceased to be merely means of telling the time and of flaunting the affluence of the wearer.

But he is worried about the long-term effects of the fires and predicts that despite the affluence of the community, recovery will be slow.

The remainder are advertisements, part of the magazine's revenue stream and a reflection of the affluence of our readers.

Lisa Reeves, who reviewed the episode recorded in Wilmslow, commented on how Steel's socialist political views did not mix with the affluence of Wilmslow and nearby Alderley Edge, which he also visited for the purposes of the recording.

It's the affluence of middle-class life.

A major fire in the late 1700s, and the growing affluence of the inhabitants as the port was expanded, meant that most barracas were replaced around the turn of the century by elegant two- and three-storey townhouses.

It is the dividing line between the wretched conditions of the banlieues, the suburbs outside the city, and the relative affluence of central Paris.

These findings remained even after taking into account differences in house and yard sizes, distances from the subway, age of homes and the relative affluence of neighborhoods.