Sentence examples for encompasses wealthy from inspiring English sources

In the town of Southampton, which in addition to Sagaponack encompasses wealthy areas like Bridgehampton and Southampton village, the median price rose 21percentto to $995,000.

Vasquez Rocks still ranks among her favorite places in California's 25th Congressional District, a diverse region north of L.A. that encompasses wealthy suburbs and farming towns.

He represents Michigan's 9th District, which mostly encompasses wealthy Oakland County.

Although the seat of the diocese is in struggling Bridgeport, the diocese's borders are also the borders of Fairfield County, which encompass wealthy enclaves like Greenwich, Danbury and Westport.

These "emerging markets"—a term encompassing wealthy South Korea as well as dirt-poor Kenya had everything rich countries were thought to lack: brisk economic growth, soaring financial markets, obedient workers and less cutthroat competition for business.

The district leans Republican, encompassing wealthy suburbs of Buffalo and rural towns in the surrounding area between Buffalo and Rochester.

By 1960, when they decided to participate in the federal urban renewal program, both cities encompassed a series of mostly wealthy residential neighborhoods surrounding a declining urban core.

Ms. Davis spent three years learning about the issues and meeting the critical players in a district encompassing both wealthy and poor neighborhoods.

But the many moderate Republicans in the district which encompasses the mostly wealthy and mostly white suburbs north of Atlanta, and which opted for Marco Rubio in the Republican Presidential primary last year aren't necessarily true believers in Trump or Handel.

(Trump told her, "You'd better win"). But the many moderate Republicans in the district which encompasses the mostly wealthy and mostly white suburbs north of Atlanta, and which opted for Marco Rubio in the Republican Presidential primary last year aren't necessarily true believers in Trump or Handel.

Much of the anger was directed against the inequality in a borough that encompasses some of the wealthiest and the poorest sections of the city.