Sentence examples for be affluent and from inspiring English sources

Solar consumers tend to be affluent and the least in need of subsidies.

Its demographics tend to be affluent and older, with almost half the readership living on the West or East Coast.

Chances are that most of the attendees will be white, and the few who aren't will be affluent and middle-aged.

Joe Evans, internet analyst at Enders, said Vice viewers were not just young but tended to be affluent and male, the "new mainstream" in ad-speak.

For one thing, the company has already collected millions of credit-card numbers through iTunes; its users also tend to be affluent, and they seem to like to buy things through Apple.

The editor in chief, Eric O'Keefe, describes his magazine as "quite aspirational" and "the Town & Country of the American West". Its demographics tend to be affluent and older, with almost half the readership living on the West or East Coast.

Locally the community is affluent and growing.

It is affluent and has a highly educated, civically engaged population.

People who are affluent and better educated are more likely to take advantage of these discoveries.

Its residents are affluent and well educated, with nearly two-thirds of adults having college degrees.

The kind of inner-city neighbourhood we studied particularly attracts families and couples who are affluent and have high levels of car ownership.