Sentence examples for differences in affluence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, differences in the trajectory of the car theft decline between places, and between cities or regions within a country, are probably explained at least in part by differences in affluence and the rate of purchasing of new cars, and hence the speed of penetration of new and better security.

The reason for such marked intra-continental variation in incidence is unclear and may well be associated with differences in affluence and consequent recreational sun exposure.

There were no significant differences in respect of family affluence between the full and analysed samples (p=.701).

(O.K., then why the big security detail out at the Stadium?) It turns out the poll found no significant difference in education or affluence of either group.

There was a significant increase in the hours spent physically active with increasing family affluence but no differences in physical and sedentary activity were observed for other socioeconomic factors.

In "Affluence & Influence" Gilens used very different techniques to assess that influence.

Another plausible explanation might be differences in the epidemiological transition from 'diseases of affluence' to the diseases of the poor.

The differences in the mean scores of the material affluence scale between the groups by urbanisation level and region of residence are similar to those observed in the total population (Table  4).

She and her three brothers grew up in affluence in Great Neck, N.Y.

There were also no differences in e-cigarette use by ethnicity or, once again, according to family affluence (table 3).

There are real differences in child-rearing over time, some reflecting the culture's larger trajectories of affluence and technology.