Sentence examples for but affluence from inspiring English sources

But affluence should not overshadow poverty.

The "new breed", born since the 1960s, have never known anything but affluence.

But affluence, or at least a love of spending, seems to cut across ethnic lines.

But affluence and diversity are often strangers in New Jersey's schools.

But affluence from influence aside, "I'd be the first to admit I miss the action" in public office, Mr. Miller said.

Part of this could be because smartphones have so many apps and mobile websites catering to the shopping experience, but affluence may play a role, too: smartphone use is ballooning, but it's still more likely that those who can afford fancy devices and expensive monthly mobile plans are also the same people who have bigger budgets for gifts and other holiday paraphernalia.

But the affluence of the upper class isn't even the amazing thing.

But his affluence doesn't protect him from all the disasters of home building.

Her activism is not a product of economic desperation but of affluence.

But the affluence is readily apparent, and it is even more obvious in northern cities like Milan, Bologna and Venice.

But love, affluence and the best intentions are not enough to save Michael from growing increasingly destructive and violent, tearing at the family until it has nearly unraveled.