Sentence examples for enable affluent from inspiring English sources
These estate-planning instruments enable affluent people to provide their heirs with money and property largely free from taxes and immune to the claims of creditors.
Rather than improving home ownership rates, the billions forsaken by government enabled more affluent buyers to buy bigger homes and more sellers to get more money for their real estate.
Cheap fares on the railways enabled less affluent families to travel, a change that led to "holidays" and new seaside resorts.Mr Newcome draws on an amazingly wide stock of references and incidents to flesh out his history, and makes good use of novels to illustrate points.
These findings are consistent with the expected impact of reducing equity of access to primary medical care and enabling more affluent residents to access additional and specialist services.
The majority of existing studies were conducted in the developed world in women with breast cancer, a group which will potentially represent the more enabled and affluent end of the cancer survivorship spectrum.
It enables the unreflective affluent to sleep at night, their consciousness assuaged by its message that their success is explained by their own admirable virtues alone".
BlackRock says it doesn't plan to target individual investors with the new acquisition; instead, it's planning to use FutureAdvisor's technology to enable banks and brokerage firms and the like to more seamlessly serve affluent investors.
Drive through any affluent neighborhood with a laptop that can receive wireless Internet connections, or Wi-Fi, and you will not go far before finding a signal that will enable you to go online.
The extent to which employers or societies support and enable NCD populations to remain members of the productive workforce will also differentially distribute the impact both within societies but also comparing more affluent to less affluent countries.
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New York City's system has enabled candidates ― especially those from less affluent neighborhoods ― to more consistently rely on small donors in their districts.
