Sentence examples for developed affluent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Erdogan told a cheering crowd here that they had equal rights with other citizens, and that his party would devote the same resources to their region in southeastern Turkey, as to the more developed, affluent western part.

Formerly, onset of schooling was typically viewed as a social risk factor for acquisition of MC, particularly in developed, affluent nations [1]; a study performed in Holland in the late 1980s provided evidence consistent with this idea [11].

"Most affluent, developed countries have higher ratesof allergies than less well developed nations: our cleaner lifestyles mean we are less exposed to bacteria in early life, which can help build up our immune system," says Professor Emberlin.

Should poor working conditions in developing countries be a matter of concern for citizens and consumers in affluent, developed countries?

Chapeltown developed as an affluent district of Leeds, and boasts many large Victorian villas, however the popularity of outer suburbs such as Roundhay towards the late 20th century brought land values down in Chapeltown and the area fell into decline.

In the same period, affluent consumers developed a serious interest in food and became more discriminating in their tastes a development often called "the American food revolution".

"One of the things they're willing to spend money on is food away from home". In the same period, affluent consumers developed a serious interest in food and became more discriminating in their tastes a development often called "the American food revolution". Wine consumption jumped fifty per cent between 1991 and 2005.

Santa Barbara has developed as a generally affluent and picturesque community.

In the same period, affluent consumers developed a serious interest in food and became more discriminating in their tastes — a development often called "the American food revolution".

We made history, because in our affluent, highly developed nation, it came to light that for the first time, a coroner has determined that a man died due to being found 'fit for work'.

CavinKare, for example, is going upmarket with a shampoo it developed for the more affluent.