Sentence examples for both affluent enough to from inspiring English sources

In the adoption saga, money and class come into play as Reichl attempts to persuade potential maternal donors that she is both affluent enough to give a child a good home and close enough in her style of living to be sympathetic.

He: affluent enough to have pumped $250,000 of his own money into his bid.

Radio, television and Internet broadcasts, and digital and videocassette recordings are popular among those affluent enough to afford them.

The paintings proved popular with collectors, and Rossetti grew affluent enough to employ studio assistants to make copies and replicas.

Some voters here had an additional concern: children of families not affluent enough to afford home computers might suffer academically.

At present, they claim, the system favours those affluent enough to afford the most sophisticated drug doctors.

These "Winter Texans" fleeing Northern climates are crucial to Cameron County's economy, though few are affluent enough to pay for hotel rooms.

Every day, a hundred thousand people join India's middle class, and many have become affluent enough to eat out every week.

He said it was partly because their parents remain affluent enough to supply them with money for clothes, clubs and beach vacations, at least for now.

Like about half of the team's 19 members, he comes from a family affluent enough to pay his soccer expenses.

That meant finding a city where people are health conscious enough to be receptive to training and affluent enough to afford it.